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Cold-liquid thickening: how is it different from a roux?

Cold-liquid thickening is generally a mixture of flour and a cold liquid — such as milk, yoghurt or sour cream. Tempering can help reduce the risk of curdling.

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Kulináris alapfogalom — szakmai forrás ellenőrzése szükséges

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Last editorial review
2026-07-14

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