How do you separate grease on tomato sauce?
You can't really "separate" grease from tomato sauce. Grease and oil naturally separate from water-based sauces when they cool, so the grease will rise to the top, but it's more about *removing* the excess grease. Here's how you can do that:
1. Skimming:
* While cooking: As the sauce simmers, you can use a spoon to skim off the layer of grease that rises to the surface.
* After cooking: Let the sauce cool slightly, and then carefully skim off the top layer of grease with a spoon.
2. Refrigerating and Spooning:
* Refrigerate: Cool the sauce thoroughly in the refrigerator. The grease will solidify and form a distinct layer on top.
* Spoon off: Carefully spoon off the solidified grease.
3. Using a Fat Separator:
* Pour: Pour the cooled sauce into a fat separator.
* Let it settle: Allow the sauce to settle so the grease rises to the top.
* Pour off: Pour off the separated grease, leaving the clear sauce behind.
Important Note: Removing too much grease can affect the flavor and consistency of your sauce. You might want to leave a small amount of grease behind for a richer taste.
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