I used this basic recipe and added some inexpensive champagne and a slice of mango for flavor and… voila: a quick and easy champagne-mango white sauce for my grilled walleye fillet! With your newly acquired knowledge of fish voluté and simple white sauce, you’re ready to be as creative as you like. 

bullet1 Tablespoon butter
bullet1 Tablespoon flour
bullet2-3 large ice cubes fish stock
bulletHalf & Half or whipping cream (depending on the richness of sauce desired)
bulletSalt and white pepper to taste
bulletYour choice of “flavor” (i.e. cumin for a Spanish flavor, dill, rosemary, etc)


Melt the butter in a sauté pan over medium heat. Add the flour and work the mixture into a paste. Continue to cook the mixture and continue to work it so that it does not stand too long in one place or it will burn. When ready, it should be a pale almond to a nut-brown color. Add the fish stock cubes, cream and seasonings. Water can be added if the desired sauce needs to be thinner.

 
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