I really liked the clip Mr. Chef. I was wondering though, how does one keep the sauce if you'd like to reuse it? How long will it typically stay good for?
I've made this sauce about 5 times. I used only heavy cream instead of half coconut milk and half heavy cream. I also used two heaping tablespoons of minced garlic in the beginning of the recipe. EVERYONE loves this sauce over pan fried mahi mahi. Thank you ChefTips!
while there are a lot of youtube chefs and wananbe tv chefs out there you are one true chef who gets it right and your recipes are worth taking the risk to make at home and knowing for sure it will end up great. you and chef john are among the best
Thanks for taking the time and leaving such a nice comment. We really try and produce quality videos that are easy to follow and taste great! I am glad to hear when people find success when following our recipes.
I think so. I would make the sauce up ahead of time. Then I would season a grill some nice big shrimp. Top with the sauce while on your plate and enjoy!
@ChefTips thanks for replying back...Im sure it tastes gr8 with white wine however I am a non-alcoholic, ..If there is no alternative to the wine, would you suggest another method?
@sameshaa Wine and shallots gives the sauce a traditional beurre blanc flavor. But you don't need the wine, you can omit it and cook the sauce with heavy cream and butter.
i always eat out because my cooking is terrible. but this recipe isn't only EASY but GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD! i've been looking for something like this since i had the chicken piccata at cheesecake factory. this is definitely comparable, i use on salmon with a side of angel hair pasta. =D thank you for this!
I am thinking about trying this but first sauteing fresh tomatos a bit before adding the wine. I am thinking about tossing the sauce with fresh tomato basil fettucini noodles and topping it with a salmon fillet.
I want it to be a creamy tomato butter sauce. Maybe I should put the butter and tomatos in a food processor and just add the tomato-butter to the sauce when you suggest to add the butter? Which way do you think will give me the results I want?
What do you think about adding a quarter cup of sun-dried tomatoes to the butter in a food processor. Then adding this to the sauce, minus the capers?
Great demo. Instead of discarding the herbs, I know they lack alot of flavor at this point, but puree them and make a compound butter. After dinner service, I do this and spread that on my morning toast topped with an over easy egg fresh grated cheese then baked until cheese is golden. Great video.
It's about 8:30pm here in Hawaii............this recipe looks so good!! I'm heading to the supermarket right now to get the ingredients.....i will make and devour this tonite. I'm off tomorrow so i can go all-out. Thank you for sharing your delicious recipes. Aloha Chef Jason!!!!!
it's nice to see someone like this who likes the work he has chosen in life. I am a chef too, 56 , from the sates, been in France 33 years. I am lucky to like my work. I mention this because so many dhefs here regret that they became chefs. The owners here in Papeople don't like their work, or "chosen" profession. Please choose a profession you love.
Hey, thanks so much Glen. I did cheat and added the creams, so it's not a true beurre blanc. What I like about this, is that it's easier for the home cook to make. It won't break, and it taste soooo good!
I have not personally replaced the wine with for this recipe. If I did, I'd might try a non-sweetend apple juice. It's all about trying new things in the kitchen that gets the buzz going.
I am going to have to try this. One of my favorite parts of the bonefish cafe is their lemmon-butter sauce on their fish, and I would often have it on my angel hair pasta as well. I will try and make this with some Sea Scallops within the next week or two.
Thanks Chef. It's fun learning new recipes & incorporating global influences into our cuisines. This is the first time I heard of Beurre Blanc & I would love to try this for a special family meal in the future.
Thank you! This is certainly one of our favorite recipes for fish. We like to top this on our macadamia crusted mahi mahi, which we'll be posting a video about soon. Take care, Jason
Ahh nuts... I did a mystery basket the other day. I did a lemon butter cream sauce, I let it boil for about 20 secs and the sauce broke. I tried to add more cream and monte a bit of butter in, It doesn't work, anyways I could save it?
I made your recipe for butter sauce tonight for me and my wife as a dip for our lobsters..IT WAS AWESOME ..easy to make and she loved it. Absolutly Amazing..Thanks
I make a lot of butter sauces at work and I always use cream because of the volume we are cooking for but I have heard that a traditional beurre blanc is just butter whisked into a reduction.. any thoughts??
I was taught to "mount" in the butter by letting the butter melt as the pan was swirled. Why do you use a whisk?
I think it should also be noted that the cream is added as a stabilizer so that the butter sauce doesn't break. Originally, beurre blanc did not use cream.
I was taught to whisk in the butter. And all of my professional cook books say to whisk in the butter.
The cream/coconut milk is added for flavor. It may help keep the sauce stay together, but if you over heat this like a true beurre blanc recipe, I am sure it could break.
This is not a true original beurre blanc recipe, that's why I titled the video "Butter Sauce." This is simply a version of a beurre blanc.
Hey chef, is there anything I can use instead of white wine? I don't drink alcohol, so I don't have any lying around, and I don't want to buy a bottle just to use a 1/4 cup of wine. Any tips?
Hey Chef Jason Hill from ChefTips(c)!!! Another excellent recipe! Your tips have really been keeping me going these past five yeers, and have all been excellent, but this one is like no other.
Also, you don't pronounce the "c" in "Beurre Blanc". I tell you this in case there is affence on your part.
I love how most of your recipes are also doable for students (usually cooking for 1 person). This sauce will be on my next fish meal, thanks for sharing!
Wow, Jason. That looks great. My mum likes grilling fish, so I'll be sure to show her this sometime.
As always, you've made me hungry, it's near four o'clock in the morning, and all I've got are some "Healthy Way Energy Bars" up here. A poor substitute at any time, but especially after seeing a grilled fish fillet with butter sauce. Hahaha!
Thanks Dustin! I hope you enjoy it. It's really complimentary to any type of grilled fish. I promise you'll really enjoy it! Thanks again for your kind comment! Jason
i dont have the ingredients but nxt time
merry christmas...
MALIRIPPA 2 months ago
Please watch my "how to" on a easy 10 minute white wine cream sauce recipe for seafood and even chicken!
CookingWithAntoaneta 5 months ago
@CookingWithAntoaneta
Alright, let's watch it! =]
ChefTips 5 months ago
@ChefTips Thank you!!!
CookingWithAntoaneta 5 months ago
The viewer might like to add a pinch of white pepper to the ingredient list.
no2religions 6 months ago
@no2religions I love white pepper!
ChefTips 5 months ago
White pepper has no taste !!
chrisk1010 1 month ago
@chrisk1010
What do you mean?
ChefTips 1 month ago
I really liked the clip Mr. Chef. I was wondering though, how does one keep the sauce if you'd like to reuse it? How long will it typically stay good for?
SechyoolarYOOESAY 8 months ago
@SechyoolarYOOESAY
Hello. I freeze this sauce if I have left overs. To reheat, I heat it in a pot on low and stir.
Hope this helps.
ChefTips 8 months ago
Great clip.
Beautifulchile 8 months ago
@Beautifulchile
Thank you! We just filmed a video tonight using this sauce. Stay tubed... =]
ChefTips 8 months ago
you can put the onions on a slice of crusty bread, dont throw them away! :)
xhmcsx 9 months ago
@xhmcsx
YUM! =]
ChefTips 9 months ago
I've made this sauce about 5 times. I used only heavy cream instead of half coconut milk and half heavy cream. I also used two heaping tablespoons of minced garlic in the beginning of the recipe. EVERYONE loves this sauce over pan fried mahi mahi. Thank you ChefTips!
justlikeneo 10 months ago
@justlikeneo You're welcome! I'm going to film the panko-macadamia mahi mahi video that goes with this recipe very soon!
ChefTips 9 months ago
will sparkling white wine and regular cream work? thx :)
angelink101 1 year ago
@angelink101 I wouldn't recommend the sparkling wine, but I've never tried it either...Regular cream is fine. Good luck!
ChefTips 1 year ago
while there are a lot of youtube chefs and wananbe tv chefs out there you are one true chef who gets it right and your recipes are worth taking the risk to make at home and knowing for sure it will end up great. you and chef john are among the best
saguire 1 year ago
@saguire
Thanks for taking the time and leaving such a nice comment. We really try and produce quality videos that are easy to follow and taste great! I am glad to hear when people find success when following our recipes.
Cheers!
Jason
ChefTips 1 year ago
Just don't eat mouth-fulls
HigherPlanes 1 year ago
Would this sauce go good with shrimp?
Y4J 1 year ago
@Y4J
I think so. I would make the sauce up ahead of time. Then I would season a grill some nice big shrimp. Top with the sauce while on your plate and enjoy!
Cheers!
ChefTips 1 year ago
what would you suggest to substitute the white wine?
sameshaa 1 year ago
@sameshaa I'd just do it this way...
ChefTips 1 year ago
@ChefTips thanks for replying back...Im sure it tastes gr8 with white wine however I am a non-alcoholic, ..If there is no alternative to the wine, would you suggest another method?
sameshaa 1 year ago
@sameshaa Wine and shallots gives the sauce a traditional beurre blanc flavor. But you don't need the wine, you can omit it and cook the sauce with heavy cream and butter.
HigherPlanes 1 year ago
@ChefTips
But what can you use instead of wine? for non drinkers?
KoolGaal 1 year ago
@KoolGaal No worries. When you've boiled down the wine it doesn't contain alcohol because the alcohol evaporates when boiling.
Gorgmeister 11 months ago
Omg this was great on chicken!
TheMrGaGaFan 1 year ago
@TheMrGaGaFan Sounds good!
ChefTips 1 year ago
i always eat out because my cooking is terrible. but this recipe isn't only EASY but GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD! i've been looking for something like this since i had the chicken piccata at cheesecake factory. this is definitely comparable, i use on salmon with a side of angel hair pasta. =D thank you for this!
cindesung 1 year ago
@cindesung
Great comment! Thanks for posting!
Cheers!
ChefTips 1 year ago
I am thinking about trying this but first sauteing fresh tomatos a bit before adding the wine. I am thinking about tossing the sauce with fresh tomato basil fettucini noodles and topping it with a salmon fillet.
I want it to be a creamy tomato butter sauce. Maybe I should put the butter and tomatos in a food processor and just add the tomato-butter to the sauce when you suggest to add the butter? Which way do you think will give me the results I want?
Will this sauce even work for pasta?
DExxxxxTR 1 year ago
@DExxxxxTR
What do you think about adding a quarter cup of sun-dried tomatoes to the butter in a food processor. Then adding this to the sauce, minus the capers?
ChefTips 1 year ago
Great demo. Instead of discarding the herbs, I know they lack alot of flavor at this point, but puree them and make a compound butter. After dinner service, I do this and spread that on my morning toast topped with an over easy egg fresh grated cheese then baked until cheese is golden. Great video.
themetalchef 1 year ago
@themetalchef
Awesome tips! Thanks for sharing!
ChefTips 1 year ago
hi jason u know i love you i mean the way u cook hehehehhehe everday i cook your ecipe everyday jason... keep it up....
TheMelody816 1 year ago
should have reduced the cream/coconut milk more
st1nkyfire 1 year ago
What do capers taste like, and aren't they a seed? Thanks.
amesguy515 1 year ago
@amesguy515 The have a pickled flavor. Very nice in the butter sauce.
ChefTips 1 year ago
@amesguy515
Good question. They have a tart, sour taste.
They are actually a berry.
ChefTips 1 year ago
can i just drink that butter sauce
rmassie11 1 year ago
@rmassie11 Ha!
ChefTips 1 year ago
Definitely will make buttery! thanks for sharing!
KewpieGirl 1 year ago
It's about 8:30pm here in Hawaii............this recipe looks so good!! I'm heading to the supermarket right now to get the ingredients.....i will make and devour this tonite. I'm off tomorrow so i can go all-out. Thank you for sharing your delicious recipes. Aloha Chef Jason!!!!!
Jagersdad70 1 year ago
@Jagersdad70
Aloha! And Ma halo for the comment!
Cheers!
ChefTips 1 year ago
this looks great but i guess i shouldnt have this too often, looks rlly fatty too!
balogh12 1 year ago
@balogh12 Oh yeah. It's fattening, but good!
ChefTips 1 year ago
omg this looks so goood
cfar83 1 year ago
@cfar83
Thank you so much!
ChefTips 1 year ago
does the coconut milk add extra richness when combined with the cream?
MrBlackheart1986 1 year ago
@MrBlackheart1986
Hello. It adds a touch of sweetness to the sauce.
ChefTips 1 year ago
@ChefTips i see..thanks for the great vid chef :) maybe you should add more gourmet cooking videos.that would be great cheers chef :)
MrBlackheart1986 1 year ago
bravo!!!
MMmumbojumbo 2 years ago
@MMmumbojumbo
Thank you!
ChefTips 1 year ago
the letter c is not pronounced in the word blanc.
but I admire that you like what you do. most people dislike their "jobs". how tragic...
a chef from the states, been in france 30 yeras
MMmumbojumbo 2 years ago
it's nice to see someone like this who likes the work he has chosen in life. I am a chef too, 56 , from the sates, been in France 33 years. I am lucky to like my work. I mention this because so many dhefs here regret that they became chefs. The owners here in Papeople don't like their work, or "chosen" profession. Please choose a profession you love.
MMmumbojumbo 2 years ago
if i use salted butter, should i still add the salt or just season according to taste?
RosellaRo 2 years ago
I would just taste it and adjust from there. You'll probably have enough salt from the butter, but everyone's tastes are different. Enjoy!
ChefTips 2 years ago
would this sauce fit a grilled salmon?
Nahom79 2 years ago
@Nahom79
Hello. Yes, it would be nice over a lightly seasoned grilled salmon.
ChefTips 2 years ago
Best beurre blanc vlog on the web! As usual, great vids my friend.
gforsythe1 2 years ago
@gforsythe1
Hey, thanks so much Glen. I did cheat and added the creams, so it's not a true beurre blanc. What I like about this, is that it's easier for the home cook to make. It won't break, and it taste soooo good!
ChefTips 2 years ago
Looks soooooooo good! gonna try this!
MOZZWIGAN 2 years ago
Great! This is excellent with macadamia-nut crusted mahi mahi. I'll post a video in the next month or so for it!
ChefTips 2 years ago
excellent, i just love fish food lol so stuff like this is the perfect thing to pour over :-)
MOZZWIGAN 2 years ago
im a muslim so i cant use wine
so what do i use as a substitute?
thanks jason!
rsoreo 2 years ago
@rsoreo
Hello. You can leave out the wine and substitute it with more lemon juice.
ChefTips 2 years ago
@ChefTips
thank you very much!
i will try it out soon!
rsoreo 2 years ago
Thanks a lot! I also wanted to know what to do if I don't want to use wine!! Great video!!
tabassumenam 2 years ago
so not fair when they eat a piece at the end. its like a tease
shifttradition 2 years ago
THX CHEF!!
MyNetworkPlaces 2 years ago
You're welcome!
ChefTips 2 years ago
Hello chef..i have a question...can u suggest anything to replace the wine reduction? thx in advance
MyNetworkPlaces 2 years ago
I have not personally replaced the wine with for this recipe. If I did, I'd might try a non-sweetend apple juice. It's all about trying new things in the kitchen that gets the buzz going.
ChefTips 2 years ago
Anxious to try it. I'm curious - why the coconut milk - is it the flavor or the texture?
Yoursong44 2 years ago
A hint of flavor, making it faintly tropical in taste. Enjoy! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
I am going to have to try this. One of my favorite parts of the bonefish cafe is their lemmon-butter sauce on their fish, and I would often have it on my angel hair pasta as well. I will try and make this with some Sea Scallops within the next week or two.
princedavid0 2 years ago
This would be great over scallops. Hope you enjoy it! Let me know how it turns out for you. Cheers, Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
Thanks Chef. It's fun learning new recipes & incorporating global influences into our cuisines. This is the first time I heard of Beurre Blanc & I would love to try this for a special family meal in the future.
Warmest Regards!
surabhithakur07 2 years ago
Thank you! This is certainly one of our favorite recipes for fish. We like to top this on our macadamia crusted mahi mahi, which we'll be posting a video about soon. Take care, Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
Ahh nuts... I did a mystery basket the other day. I did a lemon butter cream sauce, I let it boil for about 20 secs and the sauce broke. I tried to add more cream and monte a bit of butter in, It doesn't work, anyways I could save it?
aragorn123sg 2 years ago
I am going to guess that the boiling broke your sauce. Removing from the heat and adding some cold water while whisking may have saved your sauce.
Sauces are tricky. I will do a video on techniques in the futrue.
ChefTips 2 years ago
Hey chef, possible to add this sauce on chicken?
eVoLuTiOn6388 2 years ago
Sure, you could spoon this over a piece of grilled chicken. Try fresh basil in place of the parsley for the chicken.
ChefTips 2 years ago
I made your recipe for butter sauce tonight for me and my wife as a dip for our lobsters..IT WAS AWESOME ..easy to make and she loved it. Absolutly Amazing..Thanks
bklynstallion69 2 years ago
Glad to hear that! And thank you for taking the time to comment.
Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
what can i use in replacement for wine ???
uchissk 2 years ago
You can try using white wine vinegar, or just leave out the wine and use more lemon juice.
ChefTips 2 years ago
where did you study cooking? i'm thinking about going to culinary school and i don't know if their are any really great schools in America
smell510 2 years ago
There are a lot of great Culinary Schools in the U.S.
I really feel you will learn most while working in the industry. Some of the best chefs have started in the dish room.
ChefTips 2 years ago
Looks brilliant!
Can I just ask, what is the weight of a stick of butter? Down here it comes in 250g blocks.
Thanks from Australia
beejames 2 years ago
Thanks! Here in California it is 4 oz. (113g).
ChefTips 2 years ago
I am getting hungry..thanks again...
shinesmile77 2 years ago
Hope you enjoy it. A little goes a long way! Cheers! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
I make a lot of butter sauces at work and I always use cream because of the volume we are cooking for but I have heard that a traditional beurre blanc is just butter whisked into a reduction.. any thoughts??
jamieball 2 years ago
This is not a true original beurre blanc recipe, that's why I titled the video "Butter Sauce." This is simply a version of a beurre blanc. Thanks!
ChefTips 2 years ago
The original is more yellow and hard to make. You got to keep stiring it
Yeabuddy1 2 years ago
Yes, you have to keep stirring it, and you don't want too much heat on it or the sauce will break.
ChefTips 2 years ago
i used this sauce on my snapper fillets improved the flavour of the fish thanks
Cty2 2 years ago
Thank you! We are so happy you enjoyed it!
ChefTips 2 years ago
You guys do a great job. I'm thinking of trying this over the tilapia.
sweetgirlonbeach3 2 years ago
Thanks, and yes this would be great over Tilapia.
ChefTips 2 years ago
I was taught to "mount" in the butter by letting the butter melt as the pan was swirled. Why do you use a whisk?
I think it should also be noted that the cream is added as a stabilizer so that the butter sauce doesn't break. Originally, beurre blanc did not use cream.
SilentNinja505 2 years ago
I was taught to whisk in the butter. And all of my professional cook books say to whisk in the butter.
The cream/coconut milk is added for flavor. It may help keep the sauce stay together, but if you over heat this like a true beurre blanc recipe, I am sure it could break.
This is not a true original beurre blanc recipe, that's why I titled the video "Butter Sauce." This is simply a version of a beurre blanc.
ChefTips 2 years ago
ahhh i am getting fat just looking at it..... lol
digitalbots 2 years ago
looks very yummy!
gorcie 2 years ago
Thanks! It's one of our favorites over grilled or panko-crusted fish.
ChefTips 2 years ago
*drools*
MLE12211984 2 years ago
Hope you enjoy it!
ChefTips 2 years ago
mmm I like butter sauce.
CookingwithRhys 2 years ago
Thanks! We really enjoy this particular recipe. Hope you do as well!
ChefTips 2 years ago
Hey chef, is there anything I can use instead of white wine? I don't drink alcohol, so I don't have any lying around, and I don't want to buy a bottle just to use a 1/4 cup of wine. Any tips?
kbonez2 2 years ago
Try an 1/8 cup of white wine vinegar combined with an 1/8 cup of apple juice in place of the wine. =]
ChefTips 2 years ago
ahhhh.... i could smell it just my watching it on my computer....
looks delicious!
CubeFish1524 2 years ago
Thanks! It's rich, but it is very good! Hope you enjoy!
ChefTips 2 years ago
thanks for this! looks like a rich sauce but will definitely try this one out
moyimus 2 years ago
It is rich, but you only need to use a little for your dish. =]
ChefTips 2 years ago
It looks realy good
47065360 2 years ago
Hey Chef, what can I substitute the wine with, if possible, I cant use wine in my food. I love your recipes, and I'm a big fan btw.
Bintkan3an 2 years ago
I have seen recipes that use white wine vinegar in place of the wine. You may want to try that. If you do try it, let us know how it turns out. =]
ChefTips 2 years ago
Hey Chef Jason Hill from ChefTips(c)!!! Another excellent recipe! Your tips have really been keeping me going these past five yeers, and have all been excellent, but this one is like no other.
Also, you don't pronounce the "c" in "Beurre Blanc". I tell you this in case there is affence on your part.
MaldrenWins 2 years ago
Thanks MaldrenWins! So happy that you enjoy our recipes. Also thanks for the tip on the beurre blanc pronunciation! Take care, Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
I love how most of your recipes are also doable for students (usually cooking for 1 person). This sauce will be on my next fish meal, thanks for sharing!
soneet 2 years ago
Thanks! Sure hope you enjoy it!
ChefTips 2 years ago
I really miss some icecream and cookie stuff on your channel...pleassssss
lfi18593 2 years ago
OK! We'll make some sweet stuff soon! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
oh my YUMMY!!!!
kimmyjeans2 2 years ago
interesting
mand1sh3p 2 years ago
Thanks :)
The sauce is Awesome, like you xP
xNiKKixThExCuTiEx 2 years ago
Hope you enjoy the recipe. Thanks so much for commenting! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
beautiful white sauce thanks chef
bigtonutz 2 years ago
Thanks!
ChefTips 2 years ago
heheh ..i love the background music in all the videos ..its the musician in me i guess ..but its hilarious ;p
73FastPistoleros 2 years ago
Wow, Jason. That looks great. My mum likes grilling fish, so I'll be sure to show her this sometime.
As always, you've made me hungry, it's near four o'clock in the morning, and all I've got are some "Healthy Way Energy Bars" up here. A poor substitute at any time, but especially after seeing a grilled fish fillet with butter sauce. Hahaha!
Thanks for the great recipe once again!
Cheers,
Dustin
DustinHsiao 2 years ago
Thanks Dustin! I hope you enjoy it. It's really complimentary to any type of grilled fish. I promise you'll really enjoy it! Thanks again for your kind comment! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
i like this guy
arequipa1 2 years ago
Thanks!
ChefTips 2 years ago
nice
turbogeek1985 2 years ago
Thanks!
ChefTips 2 years ago
what are capers?
bluejuiseritsma 2 years ago
They are tangy little berries that really go well with seafood. If you can't find them, you make this sauce without it. Hope this helps! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
WOnderful chef like always, im going to try this to
Crazydog500 2 years ago
do you taste the coconut flavor? I dont like coconut
kareemtiheed 2 years ago
Not really. You can sub it out with the cream if you prefer. But it's very, very mild. Thanks! Jason
ChefTips 2 years ago
thats alot of butter...
A base for all the sauces that i use is
Wine (varies depends on dish)
Stock (again varies)
and alittle bit of butter to give it a shine.
Then I add things that match with the season and the taste of the dish D:
Shadow194 2 years ago
Five Stars!!
MadBadVoodo 2 years ago
lols first everything!
rate,fave,view,comment
choco33333333 2 years ago
Congratz, you get one free inteernet.
JohnTraviss 2 years ago