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sauce brandade à la provençale

[French]

A rich white sauce with white wine and mushroom essence, thickened with cream, (Allemande sauce) to which nutmeg, garlic and lemon are added. It is finished with olive oil and tarragon.

sauce Brantôme

[French]

A white wine and oyster liquor sauce with a julienne of turnips, carrots and parsnips, truffles and chervil, thickened with crayfish butter and seasoned with cayenne pepper. It is served with fish.

sauce bressane

[French]

Brown sauce with Madeira, chicken livers and orange juice, seasoned with cayenne pepper and finished with cream and butter, for poultry.

sauce bretonne

[French]

A white wine and cream sauce with mushrooms, carrots and leeks or a sauce of reduced demi-glace, white wine, onions, tomato purée and garlic, good with fish.

sauce broglie

[French]

A sauce made with a demi-glace reduction with mushrooms and Madeira, garnished with very finely chopped ham.

sauce brune

[French]

A name for espagnole sauce, a classic brown sauce made from meat stock, flour and browned vegetables and herbs, cooked for 10-12 hours.

sauce bruxelloise

[French]

A sauce of melted butter, salt, pepper, lemon juice and sieved hard boiled eggs, for asparagus.

sauce bulgare

[French]

"Bulgarian sauce." Mayonnaise with thick tomato paste and finely chopped celeriac.

sauce Byron

[French]

"Byron sauce." Red wine sauce thickened with arrowroot, finished with butter and served with sliced truffles. Good with meat, fish or eggs.

sauce Cambridge

[French]

"Cambridge sauce." A cold sauce of ground yolks of hard boiled eggs, anchovy fillets, dill, capers, chervil, tarragon and chives, all rubbed through a sieve, made like a mayonnaise, with oil and vinegar and mustard and cayenne pepper. It is served with cold meats.