Croque Monseiur: open face grilled ham & Gruyere cheese sandwich with Bechamel sauce Photo by Elizabeth Malone https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5046/5274301244_7d18ce6a43_b.jpg
Croque Monseiur: open face grilled ham & Gruyere cheese sandwich with Bechamel sauce Photo by Elizabeth Malone https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5206/5270975681_4db6b98876_b.jpg
This is Portugal's answer to the Croque Monseiur. It has melted cheese on it, with steak, ham, and sausage inside with this sauce over top. It's delicious!
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There are 3 basic differences between the flour and the cornstarch as thickener. By appearance, flour creates an opaque gravy while with cornstarch, it creates a clear and shiny sauce. By flavor, cornstarch doesn't have a roasty-toasty flavor like flour. You need to cook flour enough for it to loose the raw flavor. So by cooking time, cornstarch takes a short time to thicken. Plus if you cook cornstarch too long, it thins out again.