At a glance
This creamy dill sauce comes together through a classic roux-based technique, so you'll want to whisk carefully to avoid lumps as you build the base. The flavors develop as the sauce simmers for about twenty minutes before the cream and fresh dill get stirred in at the end—you can serve it with whatever you fancy, whether that's poached eggs, beef, potatoes, or bread dumplings.
1/6
Sugar and vinegar in butter
Melt the butter in a pot, then immediately stir in the sugar and vinegar. Let it simmer briefly until the sugar dissolves.
For this step
0/32/6
Stir in the flour
Lower the heat slightly and sprinkle in the flour. Whisk it in straight away so no lumps form.
For this step
0/13/6
Whisk in the stock
Pour the cold stock into the roux little by little, whisking constantly. Keep the heat on low the whole time.
For this step
0/1