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Grain Mustard Beurre Blanc. This recipe for seared salmon with beurre blanc sauce is much simpler than it. Crust the salmon with an even, but light amount of horseradish and top with the panko crust. Add the dijon mustard and chopped fresh dill to finish the sauce. In the photo below, the sole was dredged in flour, sauteed in butter, and then topped it with this tangy sauce. This is a basic beurre blanc “mother” sauce, from which many other sauces can be made. This is a classic butter sauce. This simple roasted wild salmon is served with beurre blanc, a warm vinaigrette. It’s flexible, too, and can take on flavors like chile, ginger and mustard. It works well with fish. Beurre blanc is a perfect pair for seafood and the addition of a bit of mustard makes it an excellent companion for beef or pork. Easy variations include adding some lemon zest and juice or a drop or two of tabasco. Depending on which type of butter used, taste for salt to see if any is needed. Serve with the beurre blanc and the riesling emulsion.

This is a classic butter sauce. In the photo below, the sole was dredged in flour, sauteed in butter, and then topped it with this tangy sauce. Serve with the beurre blanc and the riesling emulsion. It’s flexible, too, and can take on flavors like chile, ginger and mustard. Easy variations include adding some lemon zest and juice or a drop or two of tabasco. Crust the salmon with an even, but light amount of horseradish and top with the panko crust. This is a basic beurre blanc “mother” sauce, from which many other sauces can be made. This recipe for seared salmon with beurre blanc sauce is much simpler than it. This simple roasted wild salmon is served with beurre blanc, a warm vinaigrette. Add the dijon mustard and chopped fresh dill to finish the sauce.

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Grain Mustard Beurre Blanc This is a classic butter sauce. Depending on which type of butter used, taste for salt to see if any is needed. This is a classic butter sauce. This recipe for seared salmon with beurre blanc sauce is much simpler than it. It’s flexible, too, and can take on flavors like chile, ginger and mustard. Easy variations include adding some lemon zest and juice or a drop or two of tabasco. This simple roasted wild salmon is served with beurre blanc, a warm vinaigrette. Serve with the beurre blanc and the riesling emulsion. Add the dijon mustard and chopped fresh dill to finish the sauce. This is a basic beurre blanc “mother” sauce, from which many other sauces can be made. In the photo below, the sole was dredged in flour, sauteed in butter, and then topped it with this tangy sauce. Beurre blanc is a perfect pair for seafood and the addition of a bit of mustard makes it an excellent companion for beef or pork. It works well with fish. Crust the salmon with an even, but light amount of horseradish and top with the panko crust.