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Keep both refrigerated until you need them.

Start by zesting the lime and cutting the butter in 1 tbsp pieces.

Simmer for about 5 min, stirring occasionally.

In a pan over medium heat combine the heavy cream, honey and Dijon mustard and stir with a wooden spoon until well combined.

Remove from the heat, add the grated Parmesan and stir until incorporated. Add the flour, whisk until incorporated and add the water and whisk again for a minute. In a sauce pan over medium heat melt the butter and the garlic, then stir it around.

pinch salt, pepper and red pepper flakes (optional).

If you need a gluten free option, substitute with corn starch. Recipe here.ĭo not skip the flour addition in this one – it is needed to assist the cheese in blending with the hot sauce base. Spinach Cream Sauceįlavor infused and loaded with wilted spinach. Whisk for another minute or two until well emulsified and remove from heat, but keep warm.

Add the garlic and preserved lemon (if using), whisk in the lemon juice and the cream. In a sauce pan over medium low heat melt the butter.

1 tbsp thyme (picked fresh leaves) or just shy of 1 tbsp dried thyme.

1 tsp minced preserved lemon rind (optional).

Its flavor takes the lemon presence to a whole new level. If you want to play up the lemon essence consider adding minced preserved lemon rind along with the garlic. This silky sauce can be made with fresh thyme or the dried version.

pinch of salt and pinch of white pepper.

You can substitute with a dry white wine, but the flavor will lack the acidity of the gose. We use lacto soured Gose ale which provides acidity and gives the sauce a unique depth. This sauce is a fun, simplified take on the classic French beurre blanc. The sauces below are richer and take a bit more effort to prepare, however they are not complicated. Let simmer until reduced to your desired thickness. Add cayenne pepper (optional) and whisk again. In a sauce pan over medium heat whisk together the heavy cream and the beer mustard.

2 tbsp beer mustard (or your favorite whole grain mustard).

Use your favorite whole grain mustard instead and if you are craving a bit of heat add cayenne. We love this very simple sauce and use our homemade beer mustard to make it. Taste and if needed thin out the sauce with 2 tsp orange juice. Add a pinch of pepper and stir until mixed well. In a small bowl combine the Dijon mustard and the honey.

2 tsp orange juice (optional, to thin out sauce if necessary).

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