Definition
Allemande sauce is a classic French sauce, a derivative of velouté, enriched with egg yolks, lemon juice, and cream. It has a rich, creamy, and slightly tangy flavor profile. Think of it as velouté's elegant cousin. It’s often served with poultry, fish, or vegetables. The addition of egg yolks and cream gives it a luxurious texture. It requires careful attention to prevent curdling. It adds brightness and richness.