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    Looking for a standard cream sauce recipe

    Jes a heavy cream,flower,butter,garlic type of thing.

    I lost mine that I had from the Louisiana Sportsman show.

    Thaks,
    Mark

    #2
    Tell me what you want and I can help you with it.

    You want a white mother sauce so you can adjust it and add stuff to make it turn to gravy or an Italian cream type sauce?

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      #3
      An Italian style

      I like a thick and rich cream sauce fof blackend fish and pork chops and or tenderloins.

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        #4
        Pasta also

        Forgot to add "on a bed of pasta"

        I like to mess around with different types of pasta.

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          #5
          Start with a sauce pan on medium heat.

          Add 3 tbs of butter melt and add 3tbs of flour.

          Blend until it forms a blond roux.

          Add 4 oz of chicken stock and whisk until sauce is smooth. Add 4oz of chicken stock and 8oz of whole milk. Add 1 tea spoon of cajun seasoning and 1/2 tbs of salt and 1/2 tbs of garlic powder. Cook untill the sauce coats the back of a spoon.

          From that you can add cheese and more garlic for a thick cream sauce.

          You can add black pepper and breakfast sausage for a sausage cream gravy.

          You can add 1/2 tea spoon of dried thyme and a 1/2 TBS of french mustard for a sauce that goes great with pork.

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            #6
            Great thread, I was wondering the same thing on how to make that sauce is that a total of 8 oz chicken stock thanks

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              #7
              Yep, half chicken stock and half whole milk.

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                #8
                Google bechamel sauce and stir to your heart's content.

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                  #9
                  this is all you need to know ... Pontchartrain Sauce


                  click on link and view threads , recipe enclosed with various pics

                  http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...archid=4101397

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