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  • ...,bell pepper,fresh parmesan cheese,salt,cayenne pepper,milk,Worcestershire sauce,fresh oregano,fresh basil,fresh parsley,anise seeds ...of mouth watering meatballs is not to cook them before adding them to the sauce
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  • ...ster dishes or using the broth made from simmering lobster shells. Lobster sauce is characterized by its thick, flavorful base, which is white or creamy in ...e may also contain egg whites, which are slowly stirred into the simmering sauce to create silky strands or curds.
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  • |Name=Gubbins sauce (for chicken or other poultry) ...and lastly the cream.</li><li>Season with [[salt]] and pepper and keep the sauce hot over the [[simmer]]ing water.</li><li>Serve over [[chicken]] drumsticks
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  • ...e for many other sauces in French cuisine. It is a derivative of [[Velouté sauce]], one of the five mother sauces of French cuisine, and is traditionally ma ...the French word for German, suggesting a possible German influence on the sauce's creation.
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  • '''Brown Sauce''' is a type of [[sauce]] made from [[meat stock]], a process that gives it a dark color. It is a s ...Ancient Rome|Rome]], where it was used as a flavoring for meat dishes. The sauce was later adopted by the French and British, who each developed their own v
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  • |Name=Bordelaise sauce with mushrooms ...butter,shallots,garlic,butter,mushrooms,beef broth,red wine,Worcestershire sauce,bay leaf,thyme,cornstarch,cold water
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  • |Name=Diabetic, low-fat mustard sauce ...[[Stove Top]]<!--comments<br>Make and share this Diabetic, Low-Fat Mustard Sauce recipe (public domain).--></li></ol><br>{{keto-nine-recipe}}<br>{{recipe pr
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  • '''Cream Sauce''' is a type of [[sauce]] that is made primarily from [[cream]]. It is a staple in many [[cuisine|c ...ent Rome|Roman]] and [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] cuisines. However, the cream sauce as we know it today has its roots in French cuisine, where it was developed
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  • ...y made with [[salmon]] or a similar type of fish, cooked in a spicy tomato sauce. The dish is often served on [[Shabbat]] and during other Jewish holidays. ...from the Arabic word for "red", referring to the color of the spicy tomato sauce in which the fish is cooked.
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  • ...al Japanese food that is made by simmering ingredients in a mixture of soy sauce and sugar. The ingredients used can vary, but often include seafood, seawee ...ents are cooked until they are tender and have absorbed the flavors of the sauce. The resulting dish is thick and syrupy, with a deep, rich flavor.
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  • ...Cantonese cuisine]], and is used to enhance the flavor of many dishes. The sauce is known for its savory taste, which comes from the natural umami of the oy ...d the company [[Lee Kum Kee]] to market this new sauce. Since then, oyster sauce has become a staple condiment and ingredient in Chinese cuisine and has gai
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  • '''Wine Sauce''' A [[wine sauce]] is a culinary sauce that uses [[wine]] as a primary ingredient. Wine sauces are a staple in var
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  • |Name=Simmering aromatic spices ...gave as gifts.<br>{{food tags}}<br>Easy<!--comments<br>Make and share this Simmering Aromatic Spices recipe (public domain).--></li></ol><br>{{keto-nine-recipe}
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  • ...r the town of [[Halford, Leicestershire]], where it was first created. The sauce is known for its unique blend of spices, vinegar, and other ingredients, wh ...o was experimenting with different combinations of spices and vinegar. The sauce quickly became popular in the local area, and by the late 19th century, it
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  • |Name=Low carb barbecue sauce |Ingredients=Worcestershire sauce,Dijon mustard,onions,sugar-free maple syrup,Splenda sugar substitute,lemon
    1 KB (171 words) - 18:14, 26 October 2023
  • Overview of Sauce Africaine: {{Infobox|title = Sauce Africaine|header1 = Overview|label2 = Origin|data2 = Africa|label3 = Main I
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  • ...inese cuisine|Chinese]] dish made by cooking chicken in a mixture of [[soy sauce]], [[sugar]], and other seasonings. It is a popular dish in [[Cantonese cui ...he dish is traditionally made by simmering a whole chicken in a pot of soy sauce and spices, allowing the flavors to permeate the meat.
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  • ...the French words for "hot" and "cold", reflecting the process by which the sauce is made. ...tin and allowing it to cool and set. This would create a glossy, flavorful sauce that could be sliced and served with the meat.
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  • |Name=Doneraki's shrimp in tequila sauce ...Scratch]]<!--comments<br>Make and share this Doneraki's Shrimp in Tequila Sauce recipe (public domain).--></li></ol><br>{{keto-seven-recipe}}<br>{{recipe p
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  • |Name=Bearnaise sauce by commander's palace ...edients=white wine,dried tarragon leaves,white wine,vinegar,Worcestershire sauce,cayenne pepper,unsalted butter,salt
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