What is the name of a sauce with base veal or chicken cream egg yolks added?
The sauce you're describing is called Velouté.
Here's a breakdown:
* Base: It starts with a white stock, typically made from veal or chicken.
* Thickening: It's thickened with a roux, which is a mixture of butter and flour.
* Egg yolks: Some recipes incorporate egg yolks for added richness and creaminess.
Velouté is a classic French sauce and a foundational element in French cuisine. It's often used as the base for other sauces like Béchamel, Mornay, and Espagnole.
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