Tuesday, July 12, 2011

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From Rebecca Franklin, your Guide to French Food
Silky, rich, smooth, and flavorful... everything is better with butter.

Garden Herb Butter Recipe
This herbed butter recipe, sometimes called hotel butter although it technically is not, is a deliciously rich accompaniment to steak or seafood dishes. You can play around with the herb, adding what is fresh in your garden, for a signature recipe.
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Sage Brown Butter Sauce Recipe
Rich and savory sage brown butter sauce is a quick way to dress up roasted poultry, pasta, and vegetable dishes. It tastes especially luxurious drizzled over caramelized butternut squash or simple mashed potatoes.
See More About:  sauce recipes  sage recipes  garlic recipes

Salted Butter Caramels Recipe
Smooth, creamy caramel blends with a sharp salty note in this salted butter caramels recipe. Try serving the salted caramels with a tiny sprinkling of salt or dip them in melted chocolate for delicious contrast.
See More About:  candy recipes  caramel recipes 

Breton Butter Cake Recipe
This Breton butter cake is a classic dessert in Brittany. Kouign amann means "bread and butter," and if bread is the staff of life, then this special bread is certainly gilding the lily! Rich with butter and sugar, this cake needs no adornment whatsoever, although berries or whipped cream make for a special treat.

 


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