Sentences with phrase «mignonette sauce»

Just as oysters are enjoyed best by the dozen (with a squeeze of lemon and a drop of mignonette sauce), books should be savored by the thousands.

Remove from the grill and spoon the mignonette sauce atop the oysters.

1 dozen oysters (or more) For the mignonette sauce: 1/2 cup cider or white wine vinegar 2 tablespoons finely minced shallots 1 tablespoon dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon fish sauce 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes Combine the vinegar and shallots in a small mixing bowl.

For the mignonette sauce: Mix together the red wine vinegar, shallots and 1 teaspoon white pepper.

A classic accompaniment to raw oysters, mignonette sauce made with shallots, vinegar, and white pepper.

EVENT: Josh's Birthday Dinner; New Year's Eve At - Home Prix Fix Dinner VENUE: Phoebe's Apartment, Flatiron PARTY SIZE: 2 TYPE: Elaborate 3 - Course Celebratory Dinner MENU: Oysters with Mignonette Sauce; Crispy Shrimp with Cilantro - Harissa Aioli; Grilled Chermoula Lamb Chops with Cumin Yogurt Sauce; Spinach Orzo

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Usually the mignonette sauce is served in a small bowl with a small spoon, alongside the oysters on a platter (or as the French say, «plateau de coquillages»).

Classically oysters are served raw on the half shell with a little mignonette sauce, which refers in French to «black pepper,» but you can also enjoy them without any sauce at all.

In this recipe, the oysters are served with a spiced - up, California - style version of mignonette sauce inspired by the folks at Hog Island Oyster Company on Tomales Bay in Northern California.

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I truly enjoy oysters... fried oyster po» boys, grilled oysters, oysters Rockefeller, Devils on Horseback and the best — raw on the half shell with a spritz of fresh lemon and a dash of hot sauce or with a mignonette or cocktail sauce.

In accordance with the distinctive local lingo, the group has been dubbed «The Muthas and the Othas,» the «othas» bearing the names of five other sauces that complete a New Orleans menu: Remoulade, Ravigote, Bordelaise, Mignonette and Cocktail (the only male out of the ten.)

Tuck into a feast of prawns, lobster, king crab, mud crab, oysters and scallops accompanied by a selection of delicious sauces including ponzu, Mary Rose, mignonette, nam jim, and more.