Bercy
noun
Ber·cy
\(ˈ)ber-¦sē\
variants: less commonly
Bercy sauce
Definition of Bercy
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: velouté sauce with minced shallots, parsley, lemon juice, white wine, and butter
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Origin and Etymology of bercy
from Bercy, quarter of Paris, France
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