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Here is how I do hollandaise from scratch and I think it is much better than the packaged stuff. You need an immersion blender but it is foolproof and fast
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I h a v e t o m a k e t h i s ( repeat after Barry )
Awesome!
-- Ed ( Canton, GA = I 575 , I 75 , I 285 - you know what I mean!)
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Originally posted by Pit Boss View PostTry this recipe with pulled pork!
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Thanks everybody for the kind Kudos.
HC getting you water with the vinegar to 180 *F is paramount to getting a great product that releases from the bottom of the pann easily. To hot, 210* and you will have problems. Another secret some use is spraying the pan with pam and then adding the water and heating.
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Everything looks great to me except for the Hollandaise sauce. I know that is heresy on this thread, but I would have to hold the Hollandaise, and instead ladle over some hot buttered grits and then top with shreded cheddar cheese. Just my $0.02.
The poaching part as Marauderer does it is much harder than it looks. I can do over easy in my sleep w/o breaking the yolks, but they have broken when I've attempted poaching becoming boiled scrambled eggs - yuck!
Great job on your technique Mar!Last edited by HC in SC; November 24, 2014, 02:59 PM.
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That's my wife's favorite breakfast. We use the same Knorr Hollandaise mix and canadian bacon from the butcher. She likes it so much that some years back we bought a special egg poaching pan that has little cups for the eggs to keep them a consistent shape. I think I need to make sure we have all the ingredients on hand to have some this weekend.
-Alden
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Originally posted by Henrik View PostNice one, Barry! I second that "real butter" you mentioned. There's just no substitute.
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Using the two pkg's of mix I had enough left over to save some for another day and it is great with just toast points or English muffins alone. Darn I had breakfast already
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Originally posted by Jerod Broussard View PostFirst time I ever wanted someone to invite me over for breakfast.
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Nice one, Barry! I second that "real butter" you mentioned. There's just no substitute.
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Outstanding .. my wife and me love EB. Thanks for the recipe Barry I will try this!!
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First time I ever wanted someone to invite me over for breakfast.
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Beautiful Job, I loved poached eggs but this takes it to a whole 'nother level. Nice Pics BTW!
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