Chef Elle stopped by with a recipe for a sweet hollandaise sauce that can be used at breakfast and dinner!
Chef Elle herself described the sauce as “pure indulgence”.
Here is what else she had to say:
“My first time experiencing hollandaise sauce was when I was in the fourth grade. Usually, we celebrated good report cards by dressing up and going to dinner, but I did things differently. Sometimes, it irked the heck out of my dad, but I made no apologies. Anyway, this particular time, I chose brunch at this really nice restaurant. That, my friend, was my introduction to this glorious sauce. Because I wouldn’t stop singing its praises, my, mother, grandmother and I worked until we figured it out, adding maple syrup. As always, the recipe is fresh and easy. With Father’s Day just around the corner, there’s no better time to give it a try….to good food.”
Maple Hollandaise Sauce by Chef Elle
Ingredients
4 egg yolks
2 Tablespoon maple syrup
1 cup clarified butter
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
Procedure
Add egg yolks and sea salt to blender and secure the lid. Press the “blend” button.
Remove the cap and add butter in a slow stream, followed by maple syrup.
Allow it to mix until the sauce becomes thick.
Transfer to a serving dish and enjoy immediately.
Easy Solutions
Hollandaise sauce completes eggs Benedict and can also be served over vegetables and even protein.
Hey, don’t toss the leftover egg whites!
Since this is fresh and easy, try it and let us know what you think.
Remember, if you want the same results, follow the recipe and use the products mentioned.
*Consumption of raw or undercooked meat or eggs have been known to cause foodborne illnesses. Know your farmer and make sure your eggs are fresh.
Looking for even more?
Visit chefellegreen.com for additional recipes and a complete list of credits.
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