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Mirepoix
mirepoix · aromatic · French
About
The French aromatic backbone of onion, carrot, and celery, usually in a 2:1:1 teaching ratio by weight. It quietly flavors stocks, braises, and sauces.
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Mirepoix is the French name for this aromatic trio in classical kitchen teaching. Broader European aromatic mixes exist; no inventor date is claimed.
Sources
- Classical French aromatic teaching
Skill ladder
- L1 Mirepoix · this page
- L2 Brown mirepoix
- L3 Matignon mirepoix
Uses
- Diced onion 200 g
- Diced carrot 100 g
- Diced celery 100 g
Preparations used
Used in
- Beef bourguignon dish
- Advanced beef bourguignon dish
- Classic beef bourguignon dish
- Expert boeuf bourguignon dish
- Chicken pot pie dish
- Coq au vin dish
- Expert coq au vin dish
- Matignon braised chicken dish
- Advanced roast chicken dish
- Expert roast chicken dish
Similar in this layer
- Matignon mirepoix 0.94
- Brown mirepoix 0.94
- White mirepoix 0.77
- Slow soffritto 0.63
- Battuto soffritto 0.62
- Soffritto 0.45
- Berbere cooking paste 0.45
- Bloomed berbere paste 0.45
Full raw-ingredient roll-up
Secondary view: every leaf ingredient with its path.
- 200.0 g Yellow onionpath mirepoix → diced-onion → yellow-onion
- 100.0 g Carrotpath mirepoix → diced-carrot → carrot
- 100.0 g Celerypath mirepoix → diced-celery → celery