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There are SO many versions of remoulade sauce out there in recipe land!!! And the version you eat will often depend on where you are geographically. In New Orleans... it will be made with Creole mustard and garlic. The French add fresh tarragon, Dijon mustard and NO garlic. This is a sauce to be played with and once you find the right combo of herbs or mustard... it will dress your salad or top your crab cakes and make you smile. This recipe is much closer to the French classic because... I love tarragon. And, the tarragon MUST be fresh.
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Remoulade Sauce
Seafood
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Baking & Spices
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