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Lime beurre blanc recipe

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  • Cuisine: French

This is superb with any grilled or pan-fried fish.

Ingredients

100ml verjuice
4 brown or red eschalots, finely diced
200ml lime juice
2 tbspns cream
250 g cold, diced unsalted butter
Pinch sea salt
Finely ground pepper

Preparation

Reduce shallots, verjuice and half the lime juice until syrupy. Add salt, then the cream.

On a low flame gradually add the butter until it is all incorporated.

Add the remaining lime juice and season to taste.

Keep in a warm place until required.


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