Hollandise Sauce Recipe

 Hollandaise Sauce is an emulsion of egg yolk, melted butter and vinegar/lemon juice. Hollandaise is a type of sauce. The place of origin is France and the Netherland. Hollandaise Sauce is the mother sauce in French cuisine. The sauce is a liquid or cream or semi-solid food. This food item used when we are preparing food or when we are serving food. The sauce is not eaten by itself as a different dish.

There six best dishes which were served with the Hollandaise Sauce are as follows:-

  1. Poached Salmon
  2. Broccoli
  3. Asparagus
  4. Bacon
  5. Baked Turbot
  6. Crab Imperial


Nutritional Value:-

100 grams of hollandaise sauce carries 417 calories. The total fat in the hollandaise is 44.25 grams, carbohydrates 1.8 grams, and protein 4.80 grams. 

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Ingredients:-

  1. Butter, 500 grams
  2. Egg Yolks, 4 no.
  3. Vinegar, 15 ml
  4. Onion, 30 grams
  5. Tarragon
  6. Peppercorn, 10 no.
  7. Water, 15 ml
  8. Salt, to taste
  9. Pepper, to taste


Method Of Cooking:-

  1. In a pan reduce vinegar, chopped onions, tarragon and crushed peppercorns to half. Take the pan off the fire. Add a tablespoon of water and strain this liquid.
  2. Combine the reduced liquid with the egg yolks and whisk on a double boiler to a ribbon stage.
  3. Add melted clarified butter in a thin stream and continue whisking until a thick sauce is formed.
  4. Season your sauce and hold it warm and use per as your requirement.

Remarks:-

  • Use clarified butter.
  • Separate from whites.
  • Use White Wine Vinegar.
  • The onion should finely be chopped.
  • Use few Tarragon leaves.
  •  Crushed the peppercorns.
  • Use this full process on the double boiler.


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