Dutch Sauce, Hollandaise Sauce


Rating: 4.00 / 5.00 (2 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 1.0 (servings)

For The Reduction:









Sauce:






Instructions:

Clarify butter by letting it stand in a water bath. Carefully decant butterfat from settled buttermilk and chill to about 45 °C.

For the peppercorns, reduction, shallots, salt, white wine vinegar, white wine and water (1) as good as completely reduce: the flavors are thereby first leached, and then concentrated. Then dilute with water (2): the aggressive acidity of the reduction would otherwise impair the emulsifying effect of the egg yolk lecithins.

Whisk the diluted reduction together with egg yolk in an 80 °C water bath to a loose creamy consistency.

Outside the water bath, regularly whisk the clarified butter into the egg yolk mixture in a fine thread.

Season with salt, cayenne and juice of one lemon.

Press the sauce through a dry straining cloth.

Meanwhile, keep the sauce in a lukewarm place with the lid closed.

If the sauce curdles, beat an egg yolk with a little water in a bain-marie and stir in the curdled sauce drop by drop. As soon as this part starts to thicken, you can stir in the rest a little faster.

Tip: Instead of clarified butter, you can also use butter in most cases.

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