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Why would a French sauce be popular in Germany? Well lots of French culture is. Remember once Napolean ruled much of Germany. So Remoulade a beautiful sauce, is used with many dishes, sometimes with another popular French food Pomme Fritz. In the US tartar sauce pretty much is the go to, Remoulade is a littkle more complex, using such ingredients like capers, boiled egg. to name a few. Some use anchovies.

 


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Ingredients:

1 cup Mayonnaise
1 boiled Egg
3 Cornichons
1/2 bunch Parsley
½ bunch Dill or dried dill
1 /2 cup Onion minced
1 Tblsp. Capers
1 tblsp Pepperoncini chopped
1/2 teaspoon Dijon Mustard
some Cornichon Liquid
1 dash Worchestershire Sauce
1/2 teaspoon Pepper

Possible substitute for Cornichons
Sweet and/or Dill Relish


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Cornichons

from France, what a treat!

 

Gather your ingredients and chop the ingredients.

Chop the egg whites

Grate the egg yolks through a sieve

Chop the parsley and dill if you have it. I didn't so I used the dried instead.

Mix all the ingredients together.

 

Taste and adjust any seasonings that you want.

This goes well with fish, or potatoes or different meats.

 

 

 

 


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