Brandy cream sauce

Steak cooked in a skillet with a spicy peppercorn crust is the best ever! Topped with a Brandy Cream Sauce, you'll have restaurant-quality steak at home. This skillet steak recipe is great for a romantic evening in. #sponsored #skilletsteak #creamsauce #steakrecipe #peppercorncrust #filetmignon #datenightrecipe

In 1923 Joseph Conrad published his last complete novel, The Rover, and wrote the preface to A Handbook of Cooking for a Small Home. The author of the cookbook was his wife Jessie. “I come f…

Strip thyme leaves from stems and chop fine. Blend with salt and pepper, set aside. Brush chops with olive oil, and sprinkle thyme blend evenly on both sides. Place cooking...

Make and share this Brandy & Cream Mushroom Sauce recipe from Food.com.

Savor the flavor of tender Pork Chops smothered in a rich Brandy Mushroom Sauce. Perfect for any occasion, this dish is sure to impress. Easy to make and packed with flavor.

This past Thursday night while I was attempting to do some online homework my boyfriend, BD was in charge of cooking dinner. BD and I have been dating for about three years now and one of the few things that we are equally passionate about is good food. My mother was always a great cook and while she never sat down and taught me, I am pretty sure I inherited my skill and knack for cooking from her. Not sure where I get my baking ability though b/c Mom can't even bake frozen garlic bread…

This is yummy (and versatile) sauce to use over steaks, chicken, pork chops, veal, etc. You can even try it on seafood, poached eggs, baked potatoes, or even steamed veggies. A lovely accompaniment to just about any dish.

Peppercorn Steak sauce will help you take your steak to the next level. Serve this creamy sauce over your steak for a meal to rival the best steak house!

Making a Christmas pudding for the holidays? You’ll need this easy Brandy Cream Sauce recipe to put the perfect “icing” (it’s a stiff sauce) on the pudding. But don’t stop there, let your creativity be your guide. Dipping cookies and berries might be another wonderful way to use this succulent sauce.