How to make a perfect steak sauce? What is the ideal ridgeline to the shore of the perplexing world of steak sauces?

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Could anyone tell me how restaurants precise a perfect steak sauce and the recipe they follow to acheive it?

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People, you are amazing! Fantastic contents! Thanks a lot!
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really like the history on the side of the great cooking, cheers
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Great content, very educational. Really liked hearing about the background of the sauces.
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More comprehensive and informative than a typical how-to, thank you!!!
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Content has only been out for a couple minutes. How would you know?
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lol, people just write s**t don't they
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge and intimate recipes Chefs!
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I used your variation of Cafe de Paris to make one for my special tonight where I work (with my own twists, of course). It was a massive hit!
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They think "Café de Paris" is French though
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I'm not a sauce person but these guys are smashing it in my opinion of everyday Proper cooking ❤❤❤❤
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awesome guys, can you do a content on the different kinds of pots and pans and materials and when you'd use which one
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You really do have an amazing resource. An unbelievable thing to have such a resource for free. Thank you.
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Reminds me of the peposo recipe I've been learning for a while now. Basically a very long, low heat braised beef stew. It's basically a mix between the au poivre and red wine sauce. Beef, garlic, crushed pepper, some tomatoes, and red wine. I usually mix in some beef stock as well. During the braising you need to keep it moist so I typically will use warmed water with wine and more stock just to keep the flavor from diluting. Absolutely incredible. Red wine, garlic, pepper and fat just go with beef so well
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Every day is a learning day ....Great lessons today
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You guys inspire me a lot. Keep up with the good work.
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such a fantastic combination of precision and presentation while giving very simple and helpful direction. you two are a couple of beauties, hell yeah
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A huge thanks !!! Brilliant ♥
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Diane is my favourite ❤
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Guys, thank you so much for the great content with steak sauces, really enjoy!
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bearnaise
pepper
chimichurri
red wine
that thing with the anchovies xp
I'm sure I could make a compound butter better to my personal liking. and that's the beauty of it
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Always excited to see new Fallow content. Have visited several times but yet to visit Roe or Fowl. I think these contents are a big part of your brand and its a pleasure to read about you both cook various wonderful things.
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Another Masterclass Chefs!! I look forward to every one of your contents
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Damn, was hoping for the little known Cartouche sauce, but I guess some things have to remain secret
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