Holiday Sauce Rescue! How to Fix a Broken Hollandaise Sauce Recipe
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shawho - where do people get so much misinformation? Probably from other Youtube posters.
Eggs in the U.S. are certainly not pasteurized, unless specifically labeled as such - and you will pay more. The vast majority of eggs sold in the U.S. are unpasteurized, and must, by FDA regulation, carry a safe handling warning label. Pasteurized eggs are exempt from this label.
Yes, I love my homemade mayo - made with raw, unpasteurized eggs - but please don't hand out medical misinformation.
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It worked like magic! Thank you!
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@jaydie1115 hum, stainless steel, so you can eat that metal without problem. bon appetit ¬¬
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@saverenwier hey it is stainless steel men not aluminum!!
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thanks so much! I was making poached eggs erato with a béarnaise sauce, and it broke. I was so frustrated and thought I was going to have to throw it out. Then I saw your video on how to fix a hollandaise, and it worked!! Thank you thank you thank you!!! I've always wanted to know how to do it and your video was so helpful.
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It works!! Thank you!
Such an easy fix...I thought I had a disaster on my hands & was going to have to dump that expensive pot of egg yolks & butter!
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I was trying to make the aioli sauce...but mine didnt thicken ....so i;m not stuck with watery sauce..how can I fix it?
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You can rescue the H sauce by separating the butter from the egg and mixing the butter in one teaspoon at a time. There's no need for water or heating the bowl.
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My god. You are a genius.
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@saverenwier totally wrong
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awesome! I will remember this trick next time this happens to me :)
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Man, stop to use this metallic bowl. Each time you hit the metallic bowl whity the metallic whisk, a bit of metal is released, and goes to the body, and is deposited in their cells.
USE A GLASS BOWL and, if possible, a silicone whisk.
saverenwier 2 years ago
wrong
foodwishes 2 years ago 26