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Hollandaise Sauce Recipe
Hollandaise sauce is mostly known for Eggs Benedict but did you know Hollandaise Sauce can top other foods as well? It's delicious pored over a grilled meal like potatoes, asparagus, chicken and bread! Drizzled a bit of lemon & melted butter over all of it. Heaven!
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Recipe Example:
"Hollandaise Sauce is a warm emulsion of clarified butter and lemon juice using egg yolk to bind them. This sauce is not exactly Hollandaise but tastes exactly the same and almost never fails. This recipe also does not require a double boiler which is often a handicap in preparing Hollandaise."
Ingredients
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 tbsp. lemon juice
- 1 tbsp. water
- ¼ tsp. salt
- ¼ tsp. cayenne pepper
- 1½ sticks butter, (170g or ¾ cup) cut into small pieces
- 1 tsp. parsley
Procedure
1. Clarify the butter by heating it until it melts, taking care not to burn the butter. Once melted, allow to cool until solids appear on the top.
2. Skim off the milk solids, and keep the clarified butter warm/liquid (in a hot cup will do fine).
1. Put eggs, lemon juice, water, salt and red pepper into a non-reactive saucepan and beat until smooth.
2. Heat on low, beating constantly with a whisk. If the egg starts to solidify, remove from heat, and DO NOT STOP WHISKING !
3. When the whisk forms streaks in the bottom of the pan (around 8 mins approx), add clarified butter, one teaspoon at a otime to begin with, adding more as it combines. Adding the butter too quickly will make the sauce split, and you will have to start over.
4. Sauce should thicken as butter is added, when sauce is desired thickness, remove from the heat.
5. Add optional parsley and serve.
Notes
- ↑ N.B. Never use aluminum. It will react with the acid in the lemon juice, discoloring the sauce and giving it an unpleasant taste,
- If any indication of burning is evident, remove pan from heat and whisk rapidly. If that is not enough, dunk the pan into cold water.
- Using clarified butter will allow for a better (easier) emulsion, although much of the flavor in butter comes from those milk solids not found in clarified butter.
Alternative Method
"For a more traditional recipe, whisk the egg yolks over a double boiler in which the water is hot rather than boiling (i.e. start off simmering, do it off the heat). Add the butter one piece at a time, making sure each piece is fully incorporated into the sauce before adding the next. Finish off by adding lemon juice."
See Also:
Egg yolks used in cooking:
Hollandaise Sauce is known for using egg yolks but did you know that egg yolks are frequently separated from the egg white and used in many other dishes too? Such as:
- mayonnaise / custard / crème brûlée / avgolemono / ovos-moles
- Egg yolk can also be used to make liqueurs such as Advocaat.
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Healing Usage of Cayenne pepper: (considered the miracle herb by many herbalists) sprinkled in food, broth or tea also promotes sweating to break a fever. Cayenne acts as a catalyst, carrying all other herbs and supplements quickly to the place in the body where they are needed and increasing their effectiveness. Who would of guessed?
