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This sauce is based on a classic Hollandaise and is enriched with a demi-glace, giving it a rich, full-bodied flavour. 

Makes 600 grams.

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Allergens and dietary requirements

  • Sulphite
  • Celery
  • Egg
  • Cow's milk
  • Lactose

Ingredients

50
g
shallot, diced
100
g
white wine vinegar
100
g
water
5
pieces
white peppercorns
75
g
egg yolk
300
g
clarified butter
100
g
demi-glace
as needed
salt

Scale recipe

Preparation method

  • Heat the chopped shallot, vinegar, water, white peppercorns and bay leaf in a pan. Reduce the liquid by half.

  • Strain through a fine-mesh sieve. Allow the gastrique to cool slightly to 50°C. This is important, otherwise the eggs will cook too quickly.

  • Add the egg yolks and mix together.

  • Heat and whisk with a whisk to a thick, airy consistency. This can be done in a saucepan on the heat or au bain-marie in a bowl or pan. Tip: heat the water in the au bain-marie to 65°C and place the pan with the yolks in it. This way, the pan and the eggs can never get too hot.

  • Add the warm, melted butter, stirring constantly.

  • Add the warm demi-glace and mix until you have a smooth sauce.

  • Season the sauce with salt.

  • Do you want to keep the sauce warm? Then do so at a maximum of 55°C and keep it covered. You can do this under a heat lamp, for example.

  • Has the sauce overheated and split? Tip 1: strain the sauce through a fine sieve and stir in an egg yolk again. Tip 2: add a tablespoon of warm water and blend the sauce in a blender.

Serving suggestions

  • Delicious in a dish with beef, bone marrow and green asparagus. 
  • Pairs well with duck, kohlrabi and thyme.
  • Perfect with quail, potatoes and leeks.
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