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Sorrel Sauce
Photo: flickr user
Laurel Fan
Ingredients
300 mls
Fish stock
80 mls Dry
white wine
40 mls
Vermouth
400 mls
Double cream
2
Shallots
, finely chopped
1 bn
Sorrel
leaves, shredded
Lemon juice
Preparation
1
In a saucepan over a high
heat
place the fish stock, white wine, vermouth, and shallots.
Reduce
by half.
2
Add the double
cream
and
boil
until the sauce
coats
the back of a
spoon
.
3
Just before
serving
throw in a handful of
shredded
sorrel and
season
with
salt
, pepper and a
squeeze
of lemon
juice
.
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Yield:
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Added:
February 13, 2010
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