Mixed Berry and Balsamic Sauce Recipe

by Jody Narantic on February 24, 2012

mixed-berry-and-balsamic-sauceFrom the recipe box of: The Camo Cook at Wild Kitchen

This looks absolutely delicious.  And so easy to make.  Even if you’re not a fan of wild game, I’m thinking this would be good on just about anything.  Even chicken.

Could chicken be considered wild game? Or is it only considered wild game if you tackle it in your yard?

Mixed Berry and Balsamic Sauce Recipe:

Ingredients:

1 cup mixed available berries (blackberries, razzberries, blue berries is a really good mix)

2T butter

1 cup balsamic vineagar

2T sugar

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Instructions:

Add berries, butter, and sugar to a saute pan. Bring to simmer. Add balsamic vineagar to mixture. Reduce by 1/3-1/2. Do not bring to boil!! If your sauce begins to boil you run a serious risk of burning your vineagar and causing a boil over, which does so easily. Simmer on low heat. Once reduced to a syrup consistancy the sauce is complete. This sauce is AMAZING on salmon and works equally as well on game hens of any kind. I have even used it with great success on venison.

 

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And enjoy!

{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Jodi Smith February 28, 2012 at 4:25 am

Yum! :)

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2 jim "The Camo Cook" Willes February 28, 2012 at 5:46 am

I absolutely LOVE this recipe! like you said it is super simple to make and has an intense mouth watering flavor. I originally developed it for cornish game hens so it would work great with chicken, although I havent actually tried it yet with chicken. I hope everyone loves what they taste!!

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3 jim "The Camo Cook" Willes February 28, 2012 at 5:51 am

in the picture it is served with broccolini saute’d with garlic, butter, and white wine along with a sundried tomato and spinach saffron rissoto both of with compliment this recipe superbly

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