White Wine Sauce Questions
Recipe for Basic White Wine Sauce? Hi I've been searching internet for ages for a basic white wine sauce but can't find anything straight forward - is it butter, milk, cream, white wine? What quantities? Thanks!
What's a good recipe for an oil based white wine sauce? I'm looking for a recipe for a white wine sauce, but every one I find uses some sort of cream as a base, and I want something much lighter for seafood or chicken. I think I want something that uses olive oil, but any suggestions would be great. Thanks!
White wine sauce, I need a much dryer wine? I've been trying to make white wine sauce for some time now successfully, but oftentimes it turns out too fruity or florid due to the wine, even if it smells fairly dry before I pour it in. Can someone recommend a good one that won't let me down? BTW, I'm not asking for which type of wine, I've tried them all w/ unimpressive results. I'm asking for a brand from your experiences, not guesses.
How do I make a white wine sauce? I have tried a few times using - same pan I used for frying fish/chicken, then adding butter, shallots, flour, white wine and seasoning, but it always comes out rather bland and sour. Any tips please?
Need help w/chicken & white wine sauce recipe? I have this recipe for chicken and white wine sauce. I usually serve asparagus with it. But I can't figure out what kind of potato will go best with it. Mashed potatoes don't work and oven roasted are OK, but not great. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks!
Too much lemon in butter and white wine sauce? What do I do if too much lemon is in a sauce? The recipe called for 1/3 cup, but I thought that that was too much, so I put in only 1/4 cup, and it is still too lemony. What can I add to take out the surplus lemon flavor? Also, this sauce goes on top of panko-breaded chicken.
A Burgandy sauce? Or a white/red wine sauce? Hi there I am serving stuffed chicken and need a sauce to go underneath and a light drizzle on top. I was thinking of either a burgandy or white wine sauce. I have served these people bearnaise/hollandaise sauce twice now and would like a switch. Thanks! Blessings David
How do I make a white wine and cream sauce without the cream churning? I heard that as long as one of those two ingredient is of opposinte temperature from the other, then it will effectively prevent the churning of a dairy product when in contact with an acidic (in this case the white wine) ingredient. However, when I tried this approche, I ended up with alot of clumps in my sauce. Please help!!
Any recipes for mussels, white wine & cream sauce? I had mussels in white wine, French herbs & cream broth at a restaurant. I'd like to try it at home, but I'm worried about the wine curdling the cream -- I'm not sure which order to add the ingredients in, or for how long, to prevent the wine curdling the cream. Thanks in advance for any help! Sorry, forgot to say that I want to steam the mussels in a big pot on the stove ... I'm assuming I need a certain amount of water (I can't just steam them in the wine alone, can I? Won't it evaporate?), salt, herbs, etc ... I have no idea about proportions and quantities. If I make the sauce to pour *over* the mussels, then what do I use to steam them with?
Does anyone have a recipe for a non dairy white wine cream sauce? Before going veg I used heavy cream and white wine. My concern is rice milk or soy milk might not give the same consistency as the heavy cream. This is an example of the recipe I used to follow 1 cup heavy whipping cream 3/4 cup white wine 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dried parsley
making white wine sauce? whats the best way to make white wine into a sauce? add corn flour? yoghurt? soft cheese? or throw it out and not bother? um these are the only options available to me at 11pm on a tuesday night.. i kind of messed up.. lol http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ah27jQExfnrGlJJhVn_JYC4gBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20080805145140AAe6mTg
White wine cream and chive sauce?? I've recently been to a restaurant close to home and had the nicest chicken in my life...it was called chicken hartington. Its chicken stuffed with hartington stilton wrapped in smoked bacon..which I can just about manage, but I have no idea as to the white wine cream and chive sauce....any suggestions? I'm a fan of white wine sauce...but sometimes its just tastes so bland and tangy with just wine and cream....bleugh. A lovely professional-tasting sauce please? Any ideas? Amd what to serve it with?; Thanks
Recipe's for gourmet sauces made with white wine? I used to serve at an authentic Italian restuarant, and loved the white sauces they made with either white wine, or champagne, cream, and garlic. But any new recipes don't necessarily have to be italian. I love german food also!
I am making hazelnut chicken in a prosciutto cream sauce I need a dry white wine for the cream sauce.? I have never cooked with wine before. I was hoping someone could help me pick out a dry white wine to cook the sauce with. Below is the list of ingredients. Thank you so much for any suggestions! INGREDIENTS 3 (5 ounce) skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, pounded 1/3 inch thick all-purpose flour for dredging 1 egg, beaten 2 tablespoons milk 1 cup chopped hazelnuts 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/2 cup dry white wine 6 large mushrooms, quartered 3 ounces prosciutto, shredded 15 fresh spinach leaves 1 cup heavy whipping cream
White Wine Worcestershire recipe? I'm looking for a recipe--to the best of my knowledge, it only used chicken, Lea & Perrins White Wine Worcestershire sauce, and butter. Can anyone help me out?
white wine vegan? if i want to eat linguini with white wine sauce with some lemon, basil and garlic sauce, is that considered vegan?
We're gonna have pasta.. should i get white or red wine? I'm probably gonna have white sauce or just lemon butter sauce. And i prefer white wine. any tips on what bottle of wine i should pick? Australian, italian, spanish? I want a sweeter taste and less alchohol after taste? is that still possible?
Looking for an easy sauce made with either white or red wine? That goes good with Chicken. I make a lot of chicken - i always make it different ways - but my poor boyfriend is getting burnt on it - I would like to make something YUMMY That would wow him - he is easily wowed - and loves good food. I recently bought some red cooking wine and white cooking wine - because I always come across recipes that sound good made with this stuff .... of course I dont know where those recipes are now. I plan on making something out of the boneless skinless chicken breasts I took out for dinner tonight ..... anyone have a recipe. Thanks
What can I use instead of white wine for shrimp scampi? I'm not of age to buy it myself for a couple more months and I'm really craving it, so there is shrimp thawing as I type this... I read that you could use vinegar? how is that... i have distilled white vinegar and red wine and malt. I believe I have 4 ounches of white grape gerber juice of my daughters haha if that would work? If i mix say... vinegar and a little white grape juice... would that work? The only broth i have is for chicken. Although, i have canned clams in a white sauce..would that work at all? also open to recipes like scampi, amaze me! Thanks
What is a good replacement for white wine?? I am making a white cream sauce that calls for white wine, which i do not have on hand. Should i use dry vermouth or chicken stock?? Is there something else that may work better??
Which wine to use with shrimp dish??? I'm going to be making shrimp with a sweet white wine sauce and I'm not sure what kind of wine to serve with it. Should I use the same wine that's in the wine sauce or should I use something different?
Wine and food combination? I am making chicken cordon bleu with a white wine sauce. Should I serve the same wine I use to cook with the meal? Any suggestions of a good dry white wine or a wine to serve with this? preferably in the 10-20 dollar range
A yummy scrummy sauce? And halibut steak or chicken? I'm cooking ym partner the first meal ever (almost lol) and I can't cook for sh*t, lets just clear that one up before you all start to think I'm the next jamie oliver or something! He loves Halibut Steak, and I want to do him that, but I want to know the best way to cook it and spice it up, and I need a gorgeous sauce, not oo strong, not too weak, but just right. mayeb a creamy sauce, or a white wine sauce? I don't know. Just something gorgeous!! And whats the best way to do mashed potatos? Thanks y'all!!
what kind of sauce???? I am making stuffed chicken for new years. my stuffing recipe contains: dried plums, red peppers, 1 egg, ground chicken and pork meat, parleys and garlic. I was thinking about a plum sauce. I read something like fresh plums and white wine sauce... any ideas???
Wine in sauce? When following a recipe and it calls for white wine, what are you supposed to use? They don't literaly mean wine right, cuz then I wouldn't be able to buy it cuz I'm underage by a year. I bought white wine vinegar but I don't think thats it. What am I supposed to be looking for?
does white wine need to be kept in the fridge? I have a bottle of cheap sweet white wine, which I use when creating sauces, and was just wondering if it needed to be kept in the fridge, or wether I could stick it on the window cill, to free up some room in the fridge. Cheerts.
Wine to go with seared salmon on baby spinach with a tarragon cream sauce? Could someone please reccomend a dry white wine that would pair well with this recipe: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/101286 ? (I add mushrooms to the spinach) I'm making this for my boyfriend for Valentine's Day. Epicurious recommends an American Pinot, a Pouilly-Fume, or a Beaujolais. I'd prefer a good dry white over the Pinot or Beaujolais, because I'll put a little in the sauce. I'm not a fan of Chardonnay (especially the super buttery California ones.) Would a dry Prosecco pair well with this? If it matters, the tarragon flavor is very prevelant in this dish. Thanks in advance.
What's the difference of cooking with red and white wine? I often use red wine for deglazing and such and I love the taste, but there are some cream sauces I am interested in that call for white wine...I am not a wine drinker...so what is the difference? Is it just the color or does white taste different in cooking? Lighter? What?
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