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Add the capers & lemon juice. If the sauce is already thick at this point, add a bit more wine (or water) to thin it out to a fairly loose consistency (the butter will thicken it back up to a glaze in the next step).
Turn off the heat. Stir in one cube of cold butter at a time to into the sauce and thicken it into a loose glaze. Stir in chopped herbs, and adjust with salt as needed.
Serve immediately over a cooked protein of choice.
Keith McBrayer
Add the cooking oil to a pan over medium-low heat. Add flour and garlic, and toast over medium heat until fragrant but no color develops. Add in the black pepper & lemon zest to their flavor.
Before the garlic or flour browns, with white wine. The sauce should simmer immediately and begin to up from the flour base.
Add the capers & lemon juice. If the sauce is already thick at this point, add a bit more wine (or water) to thin it out to a fairly loose consistency (the butter will thicken it back up to a glaze in the next step).
Turn off the heat. Stir in one cube of cold butter at a time to into the sauce and thicken it into a loose glaze. Stir in chopped herbs, and adjust with salt as needed.
Serve immediately over a cooked protein of choice.
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