How To make Oysters In Champagne Sauce
24 Raw oysters - in shell
CHAMPAGNE SAUCE:
1 1/2 tb Unsalted butter
1 1/2 tb Flour
1/2 c Oyster juice - from above
1/2 c Champagne - or other dry
-sparkling wine 1/4 ts Celery seed - ground
Freshly ground white pepper 2 c Rock salt - or coarse salt
-for the broiler pan * 2 cups rock salt - or coarse salt for the broiler pan *DIRECTIONS* PREPARATION: Open the oysters as instructed in previous recipe ("Opening Oysters in the Microwave"). Measure 1/2 cup of the strained cooking liquid and reserve. CHAMPAGNE SAUCE: Melt the butter in a 1-quart glass or ceramic measure or bowl, uncovered, on high for 2 minutes. Stir in 1/2 cup reserved oyster juices and Champagne and cook, uncovered, on high, stirring twice during cooking, for 4 minutes or until thickened. Recipe can be made to this point a few hours ahead. COOKING AND SERVING: Heat the broiler with rack set at its highest level. Stir celery seed and white pepper to taste into the sauce. Spread 2 cups of coarse or rock salt in the bottom of a broiler pan to steady oysters. Nestle reserved shells into salt. Put each oyster in a shell and thoroughly coat the tops with sauce. Put under preheated broiler until just golden, about 2 minutes. Makes 4 first-course servings. NOTE: This is a simple and elegant classic. You can prepare the oysters and sauce ahead in the microwave, and then broil for a minute or two just before serving. The obvious wine to serve is Champagne. If you choose another dry sparkling wine to drink instead, use the same one in the sauce. Recipe from Barbara Kafka, Cook's Magazine, September/October, 1987.
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Learn how to make a mignonette sauce; the perfect sauce for oysters. In France, the typical way to serve oysters is with a piece of lemon and a vinegar sauce that is called mignonette. The national oyster sauce recipe.
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Oysters and champagne are perfect for celebrations. I will share my 3 favorite ways to serve them! Raw with mignonette and lemons, as a tartare with beef, and chargrilled! Oysters don't need much work and are easy to prepare! I will also show you the easiest way to open a champagne bottle with an axe!
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Mignonette
- shallots
- crushed black peppercorns
- cider vinegar
- red wine vinegar
Dice shallots, season with peppercorns and add enough vinegar to cover. This can be prepared a few days before.
Oyster & beef tartare
- beef sirloin
- oysters
- black peppercorns
- salt
- red onions (lightly marinated in water, salt, sugar, vinegar solution)
- thin strips of spring onion
- fresh horseradish
- oyster juice
- sourdough bread
Chop beef and oysters together. Season with pepper, salt and oyster juice. Serve with spring onions and lightly marinated onions and grilled sourdough. Grate fresh horseradish on top before serving.
Chargrilled oysters
- lemon juice
- garlic butter
- wine sauce
Put the oysters on the grill. Add a bit of garlic butter and fresh lemon juice. Cook for up to 2 minutes. Add the wine sauce and cook a bit more. When serving the oysters add a bit more of the sauce.
- garlic butter
Mince some garlic and cook it with butter for a few minutes
- wine sauce
Thinly slice chilies, garlic, parsley and spring onions. Cook chilies and garlic with 50g butter until softened. Add spring onions and a bit of fresh thyme. Add 100ml white wine. Reduce for a few minutes. Season with salt, pepper, 2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce and 1 tsp hot sauce and 0,5 tsp smoked paprika. Add 150g cubed cold butter. Add the butter piece by piece while continuously stirring. Lastly add the parsley. Keep the sauce in a warm place
Enjoy!
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