Peppercorn Sauce
Ingredients:
6 tsp. Fresh
cracked black
peppercorns
3 Tbsp. dried
green peppercorns soaked in 1/4 wine
3/4 cup heavy cream
2 cups white wine (dry)
2 Tbsp. butter
Preparation with meat drippings:
If the peppercorn sauce is intended for meat such as steaks, marinade by pressing a
few cracked black peppercorns into them and coating in olive oil. Let stand for several hours.
If meat is cooked in a pan, deglaze the pan when cooking is completed and meat has
been removed, with 1 cup of the wine and reduce to half over medium heat. See peppercorn sauce
continued.
Preparation without meat drippings:
Add butter to a sauce pan and let lightly brown, deglaze with1 cup of the wine
and reduce to half over medium heat..
Peppercorn sauce continued:
Add remaining cracked black peppercorns, green peppercorns, and 3/4 cup cream to
sauce pan. Continue cooking while constantly stirring until sauce is reduced by half. You should now have about 3/4
of a cup peppercorn sauce which can be added to all kinds of food.

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Tellicherry Black
Peppercorns (2.2 oz. Package) Recognized as the finest quality pepper
in the world. Tellicherry peppercorns are the largest and most aromatic of the peppers. Prized by gourmets for the
superior bouquet and rich flavor. Perfect for any dish, especially recommended for
beef.$6.50
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Malabar Black Peppercorns (2.2 oz. Package) Malabar peppercorns are grown on the Malabar coast of India, and have a
higly aromatic full bodied flavor . A bold, rich fragrance with a hint of pine. A biting heat that builds and
carries pleasantly at the back of the palate. Recommended for entrees of Pork.$6.50
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Lampong Black
Peppercorns (2.3 oz. Package) The primary black peppercorns from
Indonesia, grown on the isle of Sumatra. Moderate heat with a woody quality. Mildly pungent and aromatic.
Recommended for entrees of Veal or Seafood. $6.50
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Brazilian Green
Peppercorns (1.1 oz. Package) Actually the black
peppercorn harvested early to produce a light and spicy flavor with a fruity sharpness. Recommended for use
in herb butter, spreads and sauces for Chicken or Seafood. $9.00
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Please Note:
Exciting News! Flavorbank is now private labeling and packaging its products under the Gourmet Peppercorns name.
Same great product, new label and packaging!


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