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Blackberry Sauce
Or raspberry… Or strawberry… Or currant… This tasty and very decorative sauce, of a colour we seldom associate with a table that has a roast on it, can be made the same way from any kind of berry. The final choice depends on the season and, of course, on your likings.
- Time
- 30 min
- Servings
- 6
- Difficulty
- Easy
By Bojan Nikolić ·
Preparation
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1
Sweeten the wine and bring it to the boil, then add the blackberries and cook them for a few minutes.
blackberries
red wine
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2
When the blackberries are cooked, mash them well.
blackberries
Making the roux
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3
Heat the margarine well in a deep pan, then gradually add the flour and fry it, stirring all the time, until it turns pale yellow.
margarine
flour
Tip: Take care that the flour does not darken while frying, because then the sauce will taste bitter.
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4
Take the roux off the heat and slowly, while stirring, pour in the water.
water
Tip: You can also pour in half of the water at once, stir quickly and then slowly add the rest, stirring all the time, of course.
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5
Finally, pour in the milk. Return to the heat and cook, stirring all the time, until it boils, which will take no more than about 5 minutes.
milk
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6
Add the mashed blackberries and boil well.
blackberries
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7
Add the juice of half a lemon and the sour cream, stir well and boil briefly once more.
sour cream
lemon
Serving
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8
Serve the sauce warm with game or roast meat.
The whole recipe, step by step, on www.becook.com/en/recipe/blackberry-sauce