Jäger Sauce (Mushroom Hunter Sauce)
It took me couple of tries to get close enough in recreating a recipe for Jager Sauce which I tried in local German restaurant.
I must say I love how it turned out: creamy, mushroomy with a hint of wine and a little more than a hint of smoked bacon.
Traditionally, Jager Sauce is being served with schnitzels.
And I found it works great with meat roasts and fried meat, as well as with any kind of potato sides.
Ingredients:
- 2 thick sliced double smoked bacons (about 4oz)
- 12 oz of portobello baby mushrooms
- 2 onions
- 2 garlic cloves
- 0.5 cups of white chardonnay wine
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons of flour
- 1.5 tablespoons of butter
- Ground black pepper
- Thyme
- Marjoram
- Salt
How to prepare, step-by-step:
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Prepare ingredients:
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Warm up deep sauce pan over moderate heat. Dice bacon and add it to the pan:
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Fry bacon until colored, stir from time to time (keep produced juices):
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Add diced onions:
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And fry them until soft and colored (continue stirring):
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Add chopped garlic, stir couple of times until it becomes fragrant:
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Then add sliced mushrooms:
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Continue stirring and cooking everything together until liquid produced by mushrooms is evaporated:
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Add wine, cook until reduced in half:
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Then pour broth in:
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Followed by heavy cream:
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Season with salt to taste:
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And thyme, marjoram and ground black pepper, and let sauce cook over slow simmer while you prepare thickening part of it:
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Fry flour in melted butter on a skillet and gradually dilute it with about ladle of liquid part of the sauce, for that:
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Pour prepared substance into sauce:
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Bring sauce to slow simmer and cook until desired thickness and tenderness of mushrooms:
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Serve sauce warm with a schnitzel or another food of your choice:
Enjoy!
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