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Susan Caie

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  1. The classic way is to store it in a thermos flask/container, although there are probably some food poisoning aspects if you store it too long.

    Otherwise you can put your sauce pot over another pot containing boiling water and whisk. Note that you want the steam to heat your sauce pot, it shouldn't touch the boiling water. That will gently reheat the sauce and hopefully (no guarantees..) prevent it from splitting. Check the temperature frequently, you want body temperature, not much more.

    Someone with experience from resturant kitchens will hopefully come in here and tell us how it is really done.  :smile:

    Thanks for your suggestions. I have tried storing it in a flask, but like you I'm sure there is a way that resturant kitchens really do it. :smile:

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