Sauce Rouille, the classic French garlic and curry sauce for fish soup
Classic Sauce Rouille from the Breton cannery La Belle-Iloise in Quiberon. Spiced with garlic and curry, the traditional companion to bouillabaisse and French fish soup.
How to use
A classic with bouillabaisse and fish soup, served on croûtons and bread. As a dip for grilled fish, seafood and prawns. It also refines aioli variations and Mediterranean tapas. Simply spoon onto toasted baguette and float it on the hot soup.
Important: After opening, keep refrigerated and use within a few days.
At a glance
- Breton Sauce Rouille, spiced with garlic and curry
- Made by La Belle-Iloise in Quiberon, Brittany
- A traditional companion to fish soup
- Versatile with fish, seafood and as a dip
Goes well with
A classic with our original fish soup and our Bouillabaisse seasoning salt. For a fine note, Saffron Coupé is a great match, and for the fish course we recommend our Fischgenuss.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sauce Rouille?
A classic French sauce based on oil and egg, spiced with garlic and curry, traditionally served with fish soup.
How is it served?
Spoon onto toasted baguette or croûtons and float on hot bouillabaisse or fish soup. Also as a dip for fish and seafood.
Does the sauce contain saffron?
No. This rouille is spiced with garlic and curry. If you would like a saffron note, you can add a little saffron.
How do I store the sauce?
Shelf-stable unopened, keep refrigerated after opening and use within a few days.