Recipe for Frankfurt green sauce?!


Question:

Recipe for Frankfurt green sauce?

I'm looking for the authentic recipe for the Frankfurt (Germany) speciality - it's a fresh, seasonal, slightly astringent herb sauce as the name suggests.


Answers:
Hi, this is one of the recipes for the "Grüne Sauce":
you need the herbs: parsley, chives, chervis, sorrel, dill, borage, watercress, tarragon, lovace, melissa. 2 onions, 4 hard boiled eggs, 1 tbl spoon ov vinegar( I prefer lemon juice), 2 ttblspoons oil, 1/4 l sour cream, 150gr yogurt, a knifetip of sugar, salt + pepper.
For the right taste, see to have not too much of the strong tasting herbs, needs a bit of trying.Rinse the herbs thoroughly, mince them in the mixer with the other ingredients, or mince them with a big knife. mince the onions or cut them in to tiniest dices. mix all together in a bowl and give it the final taste after one hour in the fridge.
for a genuine Frankfurter Gruene Sosse u need at least 7 of the herbs. and theres many variations possible how to make the sauce. It goes well with boiled "beefbreast" (dont know transl.) fish, and whole potatoes or homefries.

Have a try I like it very much.

Here are a couple recipes for you:

Frankfurter Gruene Sauce (Frankfurt Green Sauce)
http://enhanced-recipes.tastingmenu.com/...

Reinhard & Hildegaard's Green Sauce http://www.ourbrisbane.com/dining/recipe...

Frankfurter Gruene Sauce Frankfurt Green Sauce
http://recipes.chef2chef.net/recipe-arch...

Good luck, hope I helped!

Follow this link and it should tell you how to make it : I hope it is what you are looking for : http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europ...




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