Buzz everything but the butter until smooth. If too thick, add sardine oil (or other oil). Allow to rest for one day. Incorporate the butter. Serve with roasted or grilled meats.
I found an alternate recipe: (I think it's easy enough to figure what the ingredients are but if you need a translation, let me know.)
BTW: c.a.s. are tablespoons
1 échalote
1 c.a.s de persil
2 gousses d'ail
3 cornichons
2 filets d'anchois
1 c.a.s de Worcester[emoji]8482[/emoji] sauce
1 c.a.s de moutarde forte
1 c.a.c de curry de madras
1 pincée de thym
1 pincée de marjolaine
1 c.a.s de sauce soja Kikkoman[emoji]8482[/emoji]
150 gr. de beurre
150 gr. d'Astra[emoji]8482[/emoji] 10%
sel, poivre
The original recipe is a closely guarded secret. The butter was created to lauch a unique concept in the food industry: a single item menu. In the case of Café de Paris in Geneva, it was the entrecôte. Any recipe that you find will be an imitation. Sad isn't it?
Anchovy nets? I think that would be anchovy fillets!
I made it a long time ago (I think)..
I seem to remember that it stayed in my freezer a really long time and we just couldn't find enough ways to use it. We tired of it pretty quickly to...
I think it was the curry that I didn't like. Make sure you use a good quality one, and use it sparingly. Maybe using a hint of curry paste might taste fresher...
By the way, why were you asking for the recipe? What are you planning?
Someone was asking about it somewhere else, I can't remember where.... epicurious maybe? Tried to find it and only came up with one or two. Figured someone here would have an idea or two. I probably won't do anything with it unless I find more info on people who have actually tasted versions themselves and volunteer their opinions.
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