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Step 1
Heat a pot to medium heat and melt the butter.
Step 2
Add the flour to the butter and mix well. Stir constantly while the flour gets cooked - you can make this in 3 colors depending on the sauce or plate you’ll make afterwards. (You want it to gently bubble as it cooks. If it is bubbling too vigorously, turn the heat down.)
Step 3
For a light colored (white) roux, cook until you get a light color (about 4 minutes).
Step 4
For a medium (blond) roux, continue cooking until lightly browned (about 7 minutes).
Step 5
For a dark (brown) roux, cook until brown in color (about 12 to 15 minutes). For an even darker brown you can cook it longer.
Step 6
You can now use the roux to thicken soups and sauces. See notes below for ratio and liquid amounts.
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