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Ok, everyone should know How To Make Blender Hollandaise Sauce! This is a weekend warrior skill, you and your kitchen, Eggs Benny, and this!
Easy Hollandaise Sauce
This method of making hollandaise is so easy you will never make another Hollandaise again, trust me. It’s so good that I rarely eat any in restaurants anymore, because it’s always a disappointment compared to what I make at home. My Easy Eggs Benedict make me happy. It doesn’t compare to restaurant ones at all, and it seriously is because the Hollandaise is good enough to drink.
Not that I’ve ever tried it….but I’ve been tempted!
How to Make Blender Hollandaise Sauce
To make Blender Hollandaise sauce all you have to do is:
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Take your egg yolks and put them into your blender.
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Add in the salt, lemon juice and hot sauce. Turn on the blender and blend until smooth.
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Melt the butter in the microwave until steaming hot.
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Turn on the blender and while the blender is mixing the eggs, very slowly pour the very hot butter into the eggs, until it’s all incorporated.
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You will now have hot, delicious Hollandaise ready to go!
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Tips and Tricks for Hollandaise
- Make sure that you have your butter VERY hot so that it cooks the eggs in the blender! I have tested with my thermometer and YES you can get the mixture hot enough to be safe!
- You can even warm up the egg yolks in the microwave ( not cooking them though!) to get the chill off and then the butter will definitely heat them up to be cooked.
- If you are worried about it, make the hollandaise on the stove top instead.
Blender Hollandaise ( like ALL hollandaise) is best if its used right away, nice and warm from the blender…. and used on delectable little creations like my Steak Oscar!
Happy cooking!
Karlynn
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How To Make Blender Hollandaise Sauce
- Prep Time
- 5 minutes
- Cook Time
- 1 minute
- Total Time
- 6 minutes
- Course
- Sauces
- Cuisine
- American
- Servings
- 4 servings
- Calories
- 248
- Author
- Karlynn Johnston
Ingredients
- 3 egg yolks room temp
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 dashes hot sauce of your choice
- 1/2 cup butter
Instructions
- Take your egg yolks and put them into your blender.
- Add in the salt, lemon juice and hot sauce. Turn on the blender and blend until smooth.
- Melt the butter in the microwave until steaming hot.
- Turn on the blender and while the blender is mixing the eggs, very slowly pour the very hot butter into the eggs, until it's all incorporated.
- You will now have hot, delicious Hollandaise ready to go!
Recipe Notes
Nutrition Information
All calories and info are based on a third party calculator and are only an estimate. Actual nutritional info will vary with brands used, your measuring methods, portion sizes and more.
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Tonya says
Can this be made in a food processor?
Dr.Arya says
Good idea, very easy too!
Becky says
Makes a nice smooth sauce, but you definitely don’t need that much lemon juice. I’d do half that amount as the full 2 tbsp over powers the whole sauce.
Sophie Nakoneczny says
Question: you seem to make poached eggs a lot – do you have a favorite way to cook them?
The Kitchen Magpie says
Egg poacher from amazon, because we DO make poached eggs a lot! I have links in my newest breakfast bowl
Post!
Ross Bellwood says
Good idea, very easy too!
BILL says
I’ve made a lot of different hollandaise recipes, this one is easy and delicious. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a easy substitute for the process of using the double boiler method.
Sharon Thomas says
I do the same thing with a hand blender in a canning jar..works like a hot damn and tastes better than most restaurant Hollandaise. I also add a tiny pinch of tarragon to mine 🙂
Sarah Schultz says
It is the only way *period* to make Hollandaise! I always do it this way!
The Kitchen Magpie says
It’s way too easy LOL, you can make it at any time!
Rosaline Linhart says
oh boy ,smoked salmon eggs benny……next grocery trip for the ingredients….
Pauline Dennis says
Clare Bowers. We shld try it this way.
Clare Bowers says
Definitely… although shaking it in the baby bottle works a treat as well cause I dont have a blender \U0001f606
Lakeisha Coley says
Sauce looks delicious
Tammi jo says
Can I use margarine instead of butter to lower the cost to make the sauce? Or is their another subsituite for butter?
Dani says
Actually, the problem here is that the butter needs to be clarified before using it, the milk products in the butter cause the sauce to be unstable and seperate and/or curdle easily.
To clarify butter, put the unsalted butter on low simmer in a pot and skim the top of the butter every few minutes to clear the milk products that become seperated and float to the top.
Takes a bit of extra time, but makes a magical difference in the sauce 🙂
Cheers
Karlynn says
Ironically I just screwed it up by re-heating it this morning, with company here everything was made at different times, and I tried to nuke it a little and it completely curdled.I should KNOW better! But in the blender, the key might be to make sure the butter is very hot, and very slowly pour it in, then it cooks the egg yolk without making it into chunks of egg yolk. Perhaps the food processor doesn’t whip it enough? I do know the butter has to be added sloooooowly. Good luck with the next batch, I hope it works for you!
Chris says
Wife and I tried out this hollandaise this morning. We don’t have a blender, so we used the food processor, instead. It seems like the sauce broke. Any suggestions? It was still tasty, but I didn’t get the creamy consistency that I think I was looking for.
I’m going to try again, I’m just not sure where I screwed up.