Recipe: The perfect Hollandaise sauce by Chef Guy Martin

updated the 17 August 2015 à 11:26

The 3-Michelin Star British Chef shares his recipe for the heavenly sauce we all love to master!

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We all love the good old classic Eggs Benedict! It is great when the eggs are perfectly poached  but even better when that Hollandaise sauce is creamy, smooth and perfectly done – arguably the toughest part to execute in this dish.

Michelin Star Chef, Guy Martin is here to help with this fail-proof recipe of this heavenly sauce:

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– Grate half an orange zest (untreated), then press the orange. In a heavy saucepan, add 3tbsp of water, half of the orange juice and coarse pepper.

– Bring to a boil and reduce by half. Remove from heat and add 3 egg yolks. Whisk the mixture,  making a figure ‘8’ motion in the pan.

– Cook over low heat until mixture thickens.

– Remove from heat again, add 250g butter, cut into cubes, incorporate them progressively.

– By now, the sauce should have the appearance of mayonnaise. Strain it in a metal sieve. Add salt, the remaining orange juice and orange zest. Keep warm in a bain-marie, but without boiling the water.

Guy Martin


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