Café de Paris sauce is a complex butter-based sauce renowned for its rich and creamy texture. It is typically used as a topping for steak, particularly entrecôte, but can also accompany various other dishes.
The sauce originated in Geneva, Switzerland, at the Restaurant du Coq d'Or and was made famous by the Café de Paris restaurant in the 1940s. This sauce has since become a staple in many French and European cuisines, known for its unique and elaborate blend of flavors.
The sauce is known for its rich, buttery taste with a complex blend of herbs and spices, offering a slightly tangy and savory flavor.
Butter
The base of the sauce, providing a rich and creamy texture.
Mustard
Adds a tangy and sharp flavor to the sauce.
Shallots
Provides a mild onion flavor.
Herbs
Such as tarragon, chives, and parsley, which add freshness and an aromatic quality.
Spices
A mix of various spices like curry powder, which adds a subtle warmth and depth.
Anchovies
Add a savory umami flavor.
Capers
Contribute a tangy and salty taste.
Lactose
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