OK The eggs weren't cooked - only the butter was. Isn't that like not healthy? Could you add another step so that the eggs are cooked? Then there would be no chance of salmonella?
@changobilly22 i'll break down my earlier comment: the eggs were never evenly and gradually cooked over a double-boiler and are therefore being used as a simple emulsifier instead of as a thickener as well. which is how mayo is made.
because there isn't enough fat in this (clarified butter is oil, which is fat), the sauce is also too thin. incidentally, hollandaise with olive oil works very well, so i guess a lot of cooks haven't discovered your large difference.
@mrdumpster well yea, for this recipe, but in general, when Hollandaise is prepared correctly over a double boiler, its not the same as Mayo, and for the most part, most Mayo recipes use some sort of Vinegar
the butter should 'cook' the eggs, remember they are now liquid and not a solid lump of yolk. I would add that the butter should be strained or skimmed prior to going into the blender to avoid the solid making their way in. Hollandaise should use clarified butter.
hahaha this is the shortcut in making hollandaise sauce its so much faster . Just use whole egg yolks and clarified butter and a stick blender you'll make 2 litres in 2 minutes.
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EWW!!! that's Salmonella for SURE!!! expecially im in Africa and if you don't cook the yolk very well, you're dead.....cause the weather is hot and it breads Salmonella by the millions
@Sergei91 Why is this comment being hidden.It's a legitimate concern. The eggs were not cooked and adding cooked butter alone will not bring the yolks up to par.
Thank you....Thank you....Thank you. Prior to seeing this video I watched two videos that had three segments to them and they still weren't finished whisking.
How do you think mayonnaise is made? Raw egg yolk! Get over it people...
willsh 2 months ago
@jewal01 No but I think you are
kazywaz 3 months ago
OK The eggs weren't cooked - only the butter was. Isn't that like not healthy? Could you add another step so that the eggs are cooked? Then there would be no chance of salmonella?
kazywaz 3 months ago
@kazywaz The lemon juice "cooks" the egg yolks.
holidaykitchen 3 months ago
Real butter has much more flavor. The best Hollandaise I've ever tasted was done in a blender.
Boldstrummer 8 months ago
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phoenix39 1 year ago
@mrdumpster Mayo uses oil, Olive Oil to for the good one, NOT butter, and theres is a LARGE difference between cooking with Oil and Butter
changobilly22 1 year ago
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mrdumpster 1 year ago
@changobilly22 i'll break down my earlier comment: the eggs were never evenly and gradually cooked over a double-boiler and are therefore being used as a simple emulsifier instead of as a thickener as well. which is how mayo is made.
because there isn't enough fat in this (clarified butter is oil, which is fat), the sauce is also too thin. incidentally, hollandaise with olive oil works very well, so i guess a lot of cooks haven't discovered your large difference.
mrdumpster 1 year ago
@mrdumpster well yea, for this recipe, but in general, when Hollandaise is prepared correctly over a double boiler, its not the same as Mayo, and for the most part, most Mayo recipes use some sort of Vinegar
changobilly22 1 year ago
ewww raw eggs
JazzNaySean 1 year ago
the butter should 'cook' the eggs, remember they are now liquid and not a solid lump of yolk. I would add that the butter should be strained or skimmed prior to going into the blender to avoid the solid making their way in. Hollandaise should use clarified butter.
noshunnumber1 1 year ago
hahaha this is the shortcut in making hollandaise sauce its so much faster . Just use whole egg yolks and clarified butter and a stick blender you'll make 2 litres in 2 minutes.
randomjoe333333 1 year ago
The Lemon juice "cooks" the egg yolks.
alt4960 1 year ago
This recipe works great and its delicious.
alt4960 1 year ago
finally a recipe not requiring a double boiler, I cant wait to try it !
NadrianATRS 1 year ago
This worked out great! Smooth consistancy, and it doesn't take long to cook the eggs because the butter is hot. I personally like it! =)
kweenbee3 2 years ago
HIT ME ONE MORE TIME!
dancecaptainsam 2 years ago
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EWW!!! that's Salmonella for SURE!!! expecially im in Africa and if you don't cook the yolk very well, you're dead.....cause the weather is hot and it breads Salmonella by the millions
Sergei91 2 years ago
@Sergei91 Why is this comment being hidden.It's a legitimate concern. The eggs were not cooked and adding cooked butter alone will not bring the yolks up to par.
kazywaz 3 months ago
hit me baby one more time!
tomparkesnz 2 years ago
HIT ME ONE MORE TIME.
also salmonella is only on the outside of eggs. so . . . don't add the shells and your great
theelephantgun 3 years ago
This is the easiest and best sauce I have EVER MADE!!! Thanks for the recipe.
grassburner 3 years ago
I made it like this today but I left the blender on a little too long. It was good, but really thick. :)
pewmanfustudios 3 years ago
The risk of salmonella is so small as to be laughable.
cromulentembiggener 3 years ago
can you say risk of SALMONELLA??
ekc19 3 years ago
there si probably salmonella in every egg you eat.
I think that's what some politician said many years ago. And then the media blew it way way out of porportion.
suroj 3 years ago
blender holly is alot more easier to my opinon i make it in a blender a slighter different way but it all works out
dotd113 3 years ago
That looks so much easier then whisking.... T-T I hate whisking..
RosalieIshtar 3 years ago
wouldnt it be raw?
fishingforyasha 3 years ago
You make the butter so damn hot that it cooks the egg. Plus you can eat raw egg every day and be fine.
No worries.
Isonux 2 years ago
Thank you....Thank you....Thank you. Prior to seeing this video I watched two videos that had three segments to them and they still weren't finished whisking.
kds4ever 3 years ago
thanks for your recipe of the hollandaise sauce, I did not know that I can make it in the blander instead by whisking.
appoescoria 4 years ago