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White wine sauce

White wine sauce
A pale sauce based on reduced white wine, shallot and stock, finished with cream to a creamy consistency, for fish, seafood and chicken.

White wine sauce is a pale sauce based on reduced dry white wine, shallot and fish or chicken stock, finished with cream and/or butter to a smooth creamy consistency, with a delicate tang and a wine aroma. It is served with fish, seafood, chicken, asparagus, pasta and poached eggs and used for poaching fish and mussels.

Recipes with this ingredient

Quails in the oven
Quails in the ovenAuthor's cuisine | Main courses

Quail in the oven is an exquisite delicacy that combines the tenderness of meat with the depth of spice aromas. This recipe is infused with an authorial approach where culinary traditions meet creativity. The marinade made from coconut milk, soy sauce, and ucho-suneli adds a piquant flavor with a hint of sweetness, while baking in foil preserves the quails' juiciness. Wine vinegar adds a subtle acidity that harmonizes with spicy garlic and mustard. The golden crust formed during final baking makes each serving appetizing and crispy. This dish is perfect for cozy family dinners or special celebrations, impressing with both its taste and elegant presentation.

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Salad with chanterelles
Salad with chanterellesAuthor's cuisine | Salads

Chanterelle salad is a true symphony of flavors and textures. Tender, aromatic chanterelles lightly sautéed in olive oil and complemented with cream acquire a velvety structure and deep flavor. Crispy romaine and radicchio lettuce leaves bring freshness and a slight bitterness, while juicy cucumbers add a refreshing accent. The dressing made from wine vinegar, garlic, and mayonnaise with nutmeg reveals the composition, giving the dish richness and spiciness. A light heat from chili flakes completes the flavor palette, turning the salad into a gastronomic masterpiece. This recipe embodies author cuisine that combines natural ingredients with an exquisite balance of flavors, perfect for a summer dinner or festive table.

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Marinated honey onion for meat

Marinated honey onions for meat are a delightful addition from the rich traditions of Georgian cuisine. Its tender, sweet-sour taste perfectly complements the juiciness of meat dishes, creating a harmony of aromas. Onions soaked in honey and wine vinegar acquire special softness and spiciness. Honey adds natural sweetness while vinegar provides a subtle tang that balances the flavor. Marinated onions pair excellently with kebabs, steaks, and roasted meats, revealing their depth and richness. This recipe highlights the philosophy of Georgian cuisine – simple ingredients but rich, unforgettable flavors that make every meal special. The dish can be served as an independent appetizer or used in salads to give them an exquisite taste and aroma.

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Sunday roast pork with cabbage

Sunday roasted pork with cabbage is a true feast of flavor, embodying the American tradition of family Sunday dinner. The baked pork shoulder with a crispy crust and tender, aromatic meat is infused with spices, sea salt, and fennel, creating a rich, warming taste. Apples add a hint of tartness and sweetness, while braised red cabbage enriched with wine sauce and berry jam harmoniously complements the meat, giving the dish depth and complexity. Crispy celery finishes the composition with texture and freshness. This dish is perfect for cozy family lunches when time slows down and each bite brings joy. The meat juice-based sauce ties all elements together, making each serving perfect. A simple yet exquisite classic of home cooking.

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Fried muksun fillet with warm vegetable salad and bracken

Fried muksun fillet with warm vegetable salad and fern is a refined dish of European cuisine that combines the delicate texture of fish with the rich flavor of fresh vegetables and 'White Wine' sauce. Muksun, a native of northern waters, is valued for its sweet, mild taste and richness in nutrients. The light crispy crust formed during frying complements the creaminess of butter. The garnish of fern, spinach, radish, and celery adds lightness and freshness to the dish, while the tomato concasse adds a tangy zest. The warmed wine sauce reveals a complexity of flavors, making the presentation harmonious. This dish is perfect for a festive dinner or special occasion, allowing one to enjoy the balance of natural ingredients and subtle culinary art.

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