Recipe calls for 1 tsp White Wine Worcestershire Sauce!

Started by tim, January 21, 2009, 11:48:06

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tim

Presumably their Marinade for Chicken. Nowhere available.

For Salmon Mousse. Is it worth trying to substitute?

tim


Fork

What recipe Tim?,Salmon Mousse?

I just "Googled" Salmon Mousse recipes and didnt see Worcester Sauce in any of them and only white wine in one!
You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends nose

Barnowl

I think sometimes these recipes are viral marketing to promote the product.

The white wine sauce is apparently different to the normal because of the addition of sweet white wine - supposedly Sauternes though that strikes as rather an expensive ingredient - and lighter spices than the the standard version.

How about using normal L&P but half the quantity of sauce and throw in some pudding wine?  :)

tim


tim

Oh, & in passing, since this is for the Veggies in the family, how would you allow for using Vege-Gel??

valmarg

If the recipe is for veggies, worcestershire sauce would not be acceptable as it contains anchovies.

valmarg

tim

Aha! But WWWS is different.

And just to confuse, I have to convert Gel measures to Vege-Gel!!

tim

Right - 17 due, 10 have cried off through 'the Bug'!!

So - can I freeze the Mousse??

Hyacinth

Oh! What a rotten shame, not only for you the Chef but also for the sufferers :'(....now then, to freeze a mousse. I've not googled now, but I did once many years ago when I had a called-off dinner party( for similar reasons) and mousse made and the answers then were YES! So, unless anything's changed, I'd be inclined to save a portion to use now, re-shape the remaining & freeze. Can't remember there was any change to the thawed mousse...no grainy texture etc....

Lishka

tim


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