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Recipes
Sauce
Cocktails and drinks
Bordelaise
Sauce
Course:
Sauce
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Prep time
15 min
Cooking
8 min
Ready in
23 min
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Budget:
friendly
Difficulty:
easy recipe
Category:
Cocktails and Drinks
Tags:
Bordelaise Sauce
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sauce
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1
medium onion
10
black peppercorns
½
bayleaf
salt
pepper
60 g
butter
500 ml
gravy mix
250 ml
red wine
Recipe preparation steps
1
Place
onions, peppercorns, bayleaf and red
wine
in a pan, bring to the boil and reduce by half.
2
Strain through a fine sieve and return liquid to pan. Add the demi-glace or gravy and bring to the boil.
3
Simmer for 5 minutes then remove from heat. Adjust consistency if necessary.
4
Add the
butter
in pieces and stir briskly to combine. (This process is called 'monte au beurre' ). DO NOT REBOIL.
5
Season and serve with grilled or roast meats.
Ready !
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Recipe by:
DionnRobinson
Member since: 11 april 2010
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