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mint sauce

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noun

  1. a sauce made from mint leaves, sugar, and vinegar, usually served with lamb

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This Easter menu offers some updated takes on classics — such as lamb with mint sauce, roasted potatoes and deviled eggs — along with a few simple surprises.

From Salon

She’s also a fan of the rack of lamb with chili mint sauce from the Christchurch chapter.

From Seattle Times

When combined with some of those ingredients, basic mint sauce gets a glow up, and it suddenly becomes an indispensable part of the summer dining repertoire.

From Salon

The sandwich includes a grilled chicken patty topped with mint sauce, according to the online menu.

From Fox News

Absolutely delicious, especially when the crisps are dipped in yogurt mixed with Encona hot pepper sauce and Norfolk mint sauce.

From The Guardian