Egg sauce is a treasure of Quebec cuisine, often attributed to Jehane Benoit, an icon of Quebec gastronomy. Our family version incorporates corn kernels for an irresistible crunch and a contrast of tastes. The potatoes provide a rich source of nutrients, while the eggs, a complete protein, make this dish a filling and nutritious choice for the whole family. Ideal for weeknight dinners and lunches. Try it in a vol-au-vent for an elegant twist!
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⏱️ Preparation time | 15 minutes |
🍳 Cooking time | 20 minutes |
⏲️ Total time | 35 minutes |
🔧 Difficulty level | Easy |
🍽️ Portions | 4 |
🔥 Calories (approximate) | 350 per serving |
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This recipe makes a meal for 4 people. You can adjust the quantities according to your family's needs.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Question #1: Can you use skim milk?
Yes, skim milk can be used, but the sauce will be less creamy.
Question #2: Can I omit the corn?
The corn adds a special touch, but you can omit it if you prefer.
Question #3: How long does this dish keep?
This dish will keep for up to 3 days in the refrigerator.
Question #4: Can we serve this sauce in a vol-au-vent?
Absolutely, the sauce is delicious served in a vol-au-vent for a more refined touch.
9 comments
Que de souvenirs! C’était souvent notre repas du vendredi soir car on ne devait pas manger de viande le vendredi. L’Eglise catholique prenait soin de notre santé…
Maintenant, on fait ça nous-mêmes en préparant des bons plats comme celui-ci. C’est bon au goût et excellent pour équilibrer notre alimentation. J’ajoute cette recette à mon menu. Merci
J’adore la sauce aux oeufs mais ma mère y ajoutait des choux de Bruxelles vraiment pas une bonne idée
Merci ça va me rappeler des souvenirs
Ma mère nous en faisait OMG j’avais oublié!!! C’est certain que je vais essayé la recette :)