Name: Black Pepper Cider Sauce
Ingredients: 225 ml Veal stock or light chicken stock; 1 tb Butter; unsalted; 125 ml Red wine; 2 Sprigs thyme; 4 Shallots; 125 ml Double cream; 1 tb Black peppercorns to taste; crushed; 125 ml Cider; (medium dry); 2 Cloves garlic; 50 ml Calvados; (optional)

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Dairy		Food networ, Food6	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

225	ml	Veal stock or light chicken stock
1	tb	Butter; unsalted
125	ml	Red wine
2		Sprigs thyme
4		Shallots
125	ml	Double cream
1	tb	Black peppercorns to taste; crushed
125	ml	Cider; (medium dry)
2		Cloves garlic
50	ml	Calvados; (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Saute shallots and garlic and add the thyme, red wine and cider and
reduce by half. Add the stock and reduce by half again.
Over a medium heat pour in the cream and reduce until the sauce
begins to thicken. Whisk in the butter. Sieve and keep warm and add
the crushed pepper corns.
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