Answers to the questions I expect: 1) If your butter his very warm when you make this, it's basically a "serve right away" sauce. I recommend preparing whatever food you plan on putting this on first, then make the Hollandaise and serve. 2) Serving suggestions: eggs benedict, on vegetables (especially asparagus), on seafood (especially lobster), as a steak sauce 3) It will firm up in the fridge, but I don't know that I'd use it as mayonnaise personally 4) It can be reheated, if done gently - ideally sous vide, double boiler, or by placing the jar in warm water. Reheating it directly on the stove top or in the microwave will likely cause the sauce to "break".
@@stephaniea1110 I think you can use regular pepper but it will not be exactly the same but still good. I do think you need something with a little sting though or it will be very bland.
Hi, the question I have is, what is this waffle, is it keto, how many carbs, what is it called? I must have missed an episode. Will look for it going back now. Thanks.
I’ve been making blender hollandaise for over 20 years. It is in Mastering the Art of French Cooking Vol 1 from Julia Child. When I saw that, that was it. I have done it with a hand blender and it works well. Love hollandaise. So much. Thanks for the recipe. Got to try it with ghee.
This was awesome! Wish my husband saw this before my birthday. He tried to make me my favorite for breakfast, eggs Benedict. He just couldn’t do the sauce, and he tried at least a couple times. I ended up cleaning up the kitchen (on my b’day!) cause it was such a mess. Ha ha I’ll have to make him watch this one for sure -for next year! Thanks for all your awesome videos!
I don't know why I never thought to use my immersion blender for Hollandaise. Brilliant and so much easier that a blender. I like to add just a touch of Worcestershire to my hollandaise. Thanks for this great tip!
Thanks for the video Steve! This recipe looks scrumptious as I love Eggs Benedict! The hollandaise sauce is so important that it tastes good. Oscar ( my hubby) and I are your neighbors to the West. Minnesooooota 😅
Now PLEASE show us how you made those beautifully poached eggs. Mine look like they've been through a hurricane. They taste good but not pretty. Of course that's an excuse to cover them with the sauce so no one can see them.
You are my new best friend! I ADORE eggs Benedict, but thought it was too difficult to make at home. After watching this video, and your perfect poached egg video...I'm having eggs Benedict for breakfast. YAY!!! Thank you SO much for all you do. I love your videos!
Oh my, I'm fasting now, eggs benedict will have to be my 1st meal! 😋 Just watching this is making me super hungry!!! Thank you Steve, you saved Keto for me with all your cooking experiments and testing results.
I came back to find this recipe again today. Made Shrimp with spring onion and snow peas (both from the early garden) in butter, and sprinkled with KetoChow taco soup base for flavor and slight thickening of the 'broth'. Mixed in the 2-egg batch of hollandaise and served over Aviate lupini orzo. Fresh salad greens on the side, also picked today. It was a complete shot in the dark recipe, but it came together so perfectly. Thanks again for the sauce...it really brought the whole thing together!
Looks amazingly easy for me to make. Definitely going to try. I’m getting burned out on mustard as my dipping sauce and have been trying to keep my sauces dairy free.
Serious-ly Perfecto. Will make. To complicate my life, I might try 1/4 cup of butter and supplement with ghee to get a mid-texture. These look so good.
Just had to make this immediately Steve! Made your “bread-like” Chaffles, two poached eggs, and the hollandaise. All I can say is…WOW!! Thanks for posting this recipe, it’s in my permanent repertoire!! ❤
Wow, sounds so good! I have been using Primal kitchen mayo at 8.99 a jar, think I need to make my own mayo! Got a recipe ??? How about Miracle Whip? I need condiments !!! 😊
I can’t wait to try this tomorrow. I always thought there was dry mustard in this sauce. Obviously I have never made it because I thought it would be to hard. Love it when Terri tries things too. Thanks for another great recipe .
Perfect timing! I had a hankering for eggs benedict, and was planning on hunting down a video such as this. I'm thinking of maybe splitting the difference between the butter and the ghee, being able to get the ghee hot enough, effortlessly, to melt the butter.
Another amazing post! I've seen a few of your posts and working my way thru some more. Question: Does the warm butter make the eggs safe enough to eat? Best, from Colorado!
Wonderful tips! I had not had that much success with the version using the egg yolk powder and perfected xanthan gum (210S) I am going to try a chaffle and this version of hollandaise. My go to use for hollandaise is steamed asparagus so I will try it for that first.
I had thought about trying that. I believe that 210S also has acacia gum in addition to the xanthan gum. I have both of those, but I'm not sure what the ratios are in 210S.
I have the plain round mini Dash that is same size as the waffle style. I bet that one would produce a more realistic "english muffin". Don't know how to get nooks and crannies, but a pinch of yeast might fool the taste buds for the substitute muffin.
Steve I've pored over most of the comments and didn't see this question asked; is it okay to consume raw eggs? I recall your mayo video and you nuked the eggs before making it. This sounds absolutely delicious!
First, the concern over raw eggs (created by the FDA) is overblown, in my opinion. Second, an egg is considered pasteurized when it hits 140F. Your melted butter should be between 140-145F when you add it to the eggs. I microwave pasteurize the yolks when making mayo because that is served cold.
I'm liking this! Thanks Steve! Who doesn't like Hollandaise sauce! Especially a nice, clean saucy sauce like yours! I appreciated the review of ingredients at the beginning; being an ingredient policeman, I knew it would be a Huge No-Go for me. But your sauce, I would eat and enjoy either one! Have a great weekend!
When I use to go out to Pala Casino for a treat, I would have an classic eggs benedick. Now I think with your sauce recipe, I will try my hand at making my own.
What do you think about mixing ghee and butter? Would that get you to the sort of half-way point, a slightly thicker sauce but with the flavor of the butter one? Is that anything you have tried?
I serve the sauce immediately, so it's still warm. If you need to heat it (or reheat it), do so at very low temperature so that it doesn't "break". Do not attempt to reheat in the microwave. I held the temperature on this while working on the video by putting them in my Anova precision oven at 140F. Alternatively, you could put the sauce in a ziploc bag and reheat it either sous vide or in a pot of water that is just shy of a simmer.
I do the same but make sure the butter is pretty much boiling and it cooks the egg yolk (like your ghee version). My practice is now to use half butter/half avo oil and make larger batches. It stores well, and the oil stops it from setting rock solid so i can spread/dollop it. I always have hollandaise or bernaise in the fridge
@@SeriousKeto lol. Yes I know. I have been making it for 50 years now but I always eat it all and have never tried it after being in the refrigerator.😂
Thank you ! Great recipe! Have you tried The Keto Twins chaffles? Very crunchy like Thomas English Muffins on the dark setting ( use to be my favorite).
Do you have a link to the muffin chaffles that you mentioned please? I haven't made anything using just egg yolks because I don't want to waste the egg whites. I know they can be frozen.
I love Hollandaise and Egg Benedict are a favorite way to enjoy it. Did I hear in the video "homemade Canadian Bacon" and not see a link to how that happens. Would love that link, please.
Interestingly, I came to your channel and searched for Hollandaise Sauce and I was offered a whole series of cooking videos and yours was maybe 10th on the list. UA-cam has changed its procedure for allowing one to search a particular channel. 😞
Do you have a small food processor (like the Cuisinart I use in lots of videos)? That could work. If you're using a blender, you'd probably need to triple the recipe.
Pre-keto, I used to make my own English muffins following an Alton Brown recipe. I haven't found (or made) a keto version yet. I suspect that it would require a considerable amount of vital wheat gluten.
@@SeriousKeto what I really want is a waffle with texture that's dry outside but moist on inside. I'm Ketovore and it's just a texture thing with the waffle. Coconut & almond flour don't seem to do this, I did just get some bamboo fiber ...maybe it's the ticket....this would be my guilty pleasure having premade breakfast sandwiches.
Packaged sauces? I mean... Hollandaise is just butter, egg yolks, lemon juice, a tiny bit of water... and I like to add a dash of cayenne. Doesn't get much more keto than that. :) Glad you shared this. Just saying: People... make as much as you can from scratch. It's so easy and your body will thank you.
Hollandaise = an emulsion made with butter, served warm as a sauce Mayo = an emulsion generally made with oil, served cold as a condiment They are pretty closely related both in terms of ingredients and method of making.
Having made my own homemade English muffins pre-keto (Alton Brown recipe), I'm not sure what could replicate that texture and the "nooks and crannies". Also, English muffins require some serious gluten to get the right chew. It certainly would be cool if I could figure it out...
Great video… I love hollandaise and eggs Benedict too! I make mayo all the time so hopefully I can master this too! Always intimidated me before…thanks, Steve…can you thin the ghee out? I have ghee that needs to be used, lol
Usually, when I see recipes this easy, I think, "There's got to be a way to screw this up". So far, the only screw up I've made is leaving butter in the microwave too long, resulting in a considerable clean-up. 😉
@@SeriousKeto 😄🙌 that can get really messy really fast, YES😄🌋 I will definitely make Hollandaise(❤️) from scratch from now on. No more double broilers and split sauces, thank you😁👍
Answers to the questions I expect:
1) If your butter his very warm when you make this, it's basically a "serve right away" sauce. I recommend preparing whatever food you plan on putting this on first, then make the Hollandaise and serve.
2) Serving suggestions: eggs benedict, on vegetables (especially asparagus), on seafood (especially lobster), as a steak sauce
3) It will firm up in the fridge, but I don't know that I'd use it as mayonnaise personally
4) It can be reheated, if done gently - ideally sous vide, double boiler, or by placing the jar in warm water. Reheating it directly on the stove top or in the microwave will likely cause the sauce to "break".
Reminiscent of Dennis from Black Tie Kitchen!
Is cayenne pepper a must?
@@stephaniea1110 I think you can use regular pepper but it will not be exactly the same but still good. I do think you need something with a little sting though or it will be very bland.
Hi, the question I have is, what is this waffle, is it keto, how many carbs, what is it called? I must have missed an episode. Will look for it going back now. Thanks.
@@jboss1073 It is a work in progress
i use yolks, butter, lemon juice, a splash of white vinegar and cayenne. perfect!
This looks so much easier than the double boiler version. Thank you!
Looks so delicious and I can't wait to try.
I made this sauce today and it was so delicious. I used to think this was so hard to make but not anymore. Thanks for the recipe.
I'm so glad you like it.
I’ve been making blender hollandaise for over 20 years. It is in Mastering the Art of French Cooking Vol 1 from Julia Child. When I saw that, that was it. I have done it with a hand blender and it works well. Love hollandaise. So much. Thanks for the recipe. Got to try it with ghee.
That looks great Steve, also it is nice that you anticipate questions and answer them, thank you for sharing.
You had me at "Butter Version". 🥰
This was awesome! Wish my husband saw this before my birthday. He tried to make me my favorite for breakfast, eggs Benedict. He just couldn’t do the sauce, and he tried at least a couple times. I ended up cleaning up the kitchen (on my b’day!) cause it was such a mess. Ha ha I’ll have to make him watch this one for sure -for next year! Thanks for all your awesome videos!
Well, he'll be ready next time. 😉
Try my routine re my birthday:
My birthday is Oct 24.
I celebrate on the 24th of EVERY month.
On Oct 1st, I say: let the celebrations begin!💕
Looks to me like that if you mixed the two together, it would be perfect!
I don't know why I never thought to use my immersion blender for Hollandaise. Brilliant and so much easier that a blender. I like to add just a touch of Worcestershire to my hollandaise. Thanks for this great tip!
I actually did the same last night. 😉
Love the simple ingredients and how easy it is to make this way. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video Steve! This recipe looks scrumptious as I love Eggs Benedict! The hollandaise sauce is so important that it tastes good.
Oscar ( my hubby) and I are your neighbors to the West. Minnesooooota 😅
I love. love. love Hollandaise, but no one else in the family does. Where did these people come from?😉
I’m with ya on the 1/4-1/2 cup serving size 😂
Now PLEASE show us how you made those beautifully poached eggs. Mine look like they've been through a hurricane. They taste good but not pretty. Of course that's an excuse to cover them with the sauce so no one can see them.
Future video. 😉
@@SeriousKetoI was going to ask the same question about the perfectly poached eggs.
@@michelehafthudson2438me too
Put the eggs into a fine mesh sieve before putting them into the water. It'll separate out the very light egg whites that'll make them look wispy.
I closed my eyes. It's perfect😂
You are my new best friend! I ADORE eggs Benedict, but thought it was too difficult to make at home. After watching this video, and your perfect poached egg video...I'm having eggs Benedict for breakfast. YAY!!! Thank you SO much for all you do. I love your videos!
I never thought of ghee mayo! Both sauces look delicious.
Oh my, I'm fasting now, eggs benedict will have to be my 1st meal! 😋 Just watching this is making me super hungry!!! Thank you Steve, you saved Keto for me with all your cooking experiments and testing results.
I came back to find this recipe again today. Made Shrimp with spring onion and snow peas (both from the early garden) in butter, and sprinkled with KetoChow taco soup base for flavor and slight thickening of the 'broth'. Mixed in the 2-egg batch of hollandaise and served over Aviate lupini orzo. Fresh salad greens on the side, also picked today. It was a complete shot in the dark recipe, but it came together so perfectly. Thanks again for the sauce...it really brought the whole thing together!
I just finished eating a ribeye and reading what you wrote STILL made me stomach growl. 🤪
Looks amazingly easy for me to make. Definitely going to try. I’m getting burned out on mustard as my dipping sauce and have been trying to keep my sauces dairy free.
Serious-ly Perfecto. Will make. To complicate my life, I might try 1/4 cup of butter and supplement with ghee to get a mid-texture. These look so good.
My mouth is watering.
Can't wait to try.
I LOVE Eggs Benedict!
I use a medium thick slice of tomato to substitute for the English Muffin.
I also like crisp bacon instead of the ham.
ohh, Steve - you just hit a home run!. LOVE hollandaise
Just had to make this immediately Steve! Made your “bread-like” Chaffles, two poached eggs, and the hollandaise. All I can say is…WOW!! Thanks for posting this recipe, it’s in my permanent repertoire!! ❤
Glad I could help. 🙂
I couldn't find a video for "bread-like" chaffles, could you please give me the title?
@@photina78 ua-cam.com/video/AOg0Ciek7F0/v-deo.html
Love this recipe!
So easy! Next time, I’ll make Hollandaise this way.
Yum! I'd say this calls for a little experimentation of mixing ghee AND butter to get the best of both.
Wow, sounds so good! I have been using Primal kitchen mayo at 8.99 a jar, think I need to make my own mayo! Got a recipe ??? How about Miracle Whip? I need condiments !!! 😊
Steve does have several mayo videos and tips for how to save breaking mayo. It's so good!
Thank you... I will be looking for them. Again Thank you!🩷
What a great idea, & your end result looked just perfect! I must try this. 😀
That's cool it's so easy!
since it's just me, can I split the recipe in half (1 egg yolk, 1/2 tbsp lemon, 1/4 c butter)?
If the blades of your immersion blender can get the yolk mixture spinning with the smaller amounts, then yes.
I can’t wait to try this tomorrow. I always thought there was dry mustard in this sauce. Obviously I have never made it because I thought it would be to hard. Love it when Terri tries things too. Thanks for another great recipe .
You can use a dash of dry mustard instead of the cayenne 🙂
Love this. So excited to try it... Eggs Benedict is MY favorite breakfast, lunch And dinner
Perfect timing! I had a hankering for eggs benedict, and was planning on hunting down a video such as this.
I'm thinking of maybe splitting the difference between the butter and the ghee, being able to get the ghee hot enough, effortlessly, to melt the butter.
Another amazing post! I've seen a few of your posts and working my way thru some more. Question: Does the warm butter make the eggs safe enough to eat? Best, from Colorado!
Eggs are considered pasteurized at 140F and the melted butter definitely exceeds that.
Wonderful tips! I had not had that much success with the version using the egg yolk powder and perfected xanthan gum (210S) I am going to try a chaffle and this version of hollandaise. My go to use for hollandaise is steamed asparagus so I will try it for that first.
I had thought about trying that. I believe that 210S also has acacia gum in addition to the xanthan gum. I have both of those, but I'm not sure what the ratios are in 210S.
This looks really awesome
You made me laugh! Two tablespoons of anything is pretty much nothing. LOL Thanks, Steve.
it would be interesting to try the ghee version with the whole egg to see if the whites help make it more runny
You made a perfect video. thanks
I have the plain round mini Dash that is same size as the waffle style. I bet that one would produce a more realistic "english muffin". Don't know how to get nooks and crannies, but a pinch of yeast might fool the taste buds for the substitute muffin.
I’ve tried that. Unfortunately, they come out thinner than I’d like.
Steve I've pored over most of the comments and didn't see this question asked; is it okay to consume raw eggs? I recall your mayo video and you nuked the eggs before making it. This sounds absolutely delicious!
First, the concern over raw eggs (created by the FDA) is overblown, in my opinion. Second, an egg is considered pasteurized when it hits 140F. Your melted butter should be between 140-145F when you add it to the eggs. I microwave pasteurize the yolks when making mayo because that is served cold.
@@SeriousKeto I agree with that! I put no trust in the FDA.
@@SweeetAdeline I think that goes for most 3 letter organizations. 😉
@@SeriousKeto Haha, for sure!
I'm liking this! Thanks Steve! Who doesn't like Hollandaise sauce! Especially a nice, clean saucy sauce like yours! I appreciated the review of ingredients at the beginning; being an ingredient policeman, I knew it would be a Huge No-Go for me. But your sauce, I would eat and enjoy either one! Have a great weekend!
When I use to go out to Pala Casino for a treat, I would have an classic eggs benedick. Now I think with your sauce recipe, I will try my hand at making my own.
What do you think about mixing ghee and butter? Would that get you to the sort of half-way point, a slightly thicker sauce but with the flavor of the butter one? Is that anything you have tried?
I'll probably be trying that tonight as a steak sauce. However, for eggs, I prefer just the butter version - both for taste and consistency.
There it is... Steve's face of approval.
Thanks!
Thank you, Mike!
I tried this recipe with Chipotle Chili power to get a hint of smoke. Good for seafood. Thx!
Yum!
Try remelting the ghee before blending it with lemon juice.
Nice and easy! But do you heat the sauce before serving it?
I serve the sauce immediately, so it's still warm. If you need to heat it (or reheat it), do so at very low temperature so that it doesn't "break". Do not attempt to reheat in the microwave. I held the temperature on this while working on the video by putting them in my Anova precision oven at 140F. Alternatively, you could put the sauce in a ziploc bag and reheat it either sous vide or in a pot of water that is just shy of a simmer.
Steve, like the shirt. Another good video, will have to try making this. Thank you.
I do the same but make sure the butter is pretty much boiling and it cooks the egg yolk (like your ghee version). My practice is now to use half butter/half avo oil and make larger batches. It stores well, and the oil stops it from setting rock solid so i can spread/dollop it. I always have hollandaise or bernaise in the fridge
I like thicker when putting it on beef or seafood, but I like it saucier when on eggs Benedict.
4 ingredients...I count 3 unless you count egg yolk twice lol. What temperature for the butter?
egg yolks, lemon juice, cayenne and butter. For the butter, I didn't take the temperature, I go with melted, but no longer bubbling.
Looks delicious. I'll be making this for sure! ❤️🥰❤️
Is this soft after being in the refrigerator? Could you use it in place of mayonnaise?
It gets pretty firm in the fridge. I personally would not use it in place of mayonaise.
@@SeriousKeto thank you.
I don’t know what it is about it but I’ve never had ghee that I liked. It tastes chemically or something to me? Is there a brand you recommend?
I feel the same way. Every brand I've purchased tastes like it's gone a little rancid. It could just be a matter of taste...
@ wow! Glad to know I’m not the only one 😅 Thank you
Nice!!
This looks like the butter mayonnaise for carnivore. Is it hard after being in the refrigerator?
Hollandaise sauce existed long before anyone in the carnivore realm thought about making butter mayonnaise. 😉
@@SeriousKeto lol. Yes I know. I have been making it for 50 years now but I always eat it all and have never tried it after being in the refrigerator.😂
Mine rarely lasts long enough to be refrigerated either. 😉
We do "Steve size" servings of Hollandaise sauce at our house! Just the 2 of us.
can make small batch in small size food processor
Love this shirt, Steve. 😂 Can’t wait to try this.
Thank you ! Great recipe! Have you tried The Keto Twins chaffles? Very crunchy like Thomas English Muffins on the dark setting ( use to be my favorite).
I'm not looking for a crunchy chaffle as an English muffin. I want to emulate the chew, the sourdough taste, and the "nooks and crannies". 🙂
Youve got this!!!!
You had me at the thumbnail photo. Yum!
Thanks Steve. Love Hollandaise. Keto version is the bomb. The comment instructions, kinda surprising. Never seen this before. Threw me off. 🌿
Do you have a link to the muffin chaffles that you mentioned please? I haven't made anything using just egg yolks because I don't want to waste the egg whites. I know they can be frozen.
I link to a video of multiple bread type chaffles in the end card. There is no English muffin chaffle. What was in this video was an experiment.
@@SeriousKeto Okay, thanks. I've watched all your chaffle recipes.
I love Hollandaise and Egg Benedict are a favorite way to enjoy it. Did I hear in the video "homemade Canadian Bacon" and not see a link to how that happens. Would love that link, please.
Never mind, I backed up and rewatched and saw the card at the end. Thanks off to see how that happens.
This looks so good. I’m wondering how to make keto eggs Benedict.
I’m working on an English muffin. That’s the missing link at this point.
Interestingly, I came to your channel and searched for Hollandaise Sauce and I was offered a whole series of cooking videos and yours was maybe 10th on the list. UA-cam has changed its procedure for allowing one to search a particular channel. 😞
Well, at least you found me. 😊
Chef Steve delivers!!
How do you make your eggs Benedict, do you make a Chaffle ?
Yes. Still dialing it in.
Can I use ACV instead of lemon?
I haven't tried that. It should work as an acid for the sake of the recipe, but I can't say for sure how it will impact the flavor.
@@SeriousKeto thanks
I think the reason the butter was thinner is the water/milk has not been cooked out of it as the ghee has.
Perhaps, but also I heated the ghee hotter and at over 140F, yolks start to cook.
Looking at the pictures. you used 1/2 cup butter and 3/4 cup ghee. So the amounts aren't the same :(
I think a lot of it has to do with the camera angle and the light reflection.
Awesome recipe Steve! TY-gonna add this to my recipe book. :)
Can I use powdered egg yolks?
I haven't tried but may in the future.
Half butter and half ghee
I'm guessing you can make bearnaise sauce in a similar way?
Absolutely.
Ghee all the way for me. The salt in the butter may be breaking down the proteins and making it looser. Looks yummy still.
Great video! My favorite breakfast food! Thank you!😊
I was surprised that you didn't have to add sea-salt or MSG.
I suppose you could if you wanted to.
❤thank you! Thought I would have to give up hollandaise sauce! 🎉
Can this be frozen?
No. Hollandaise is typically for immediate use unless you want to put some chemical stabilizers in it to keep it from separating.
@@SeriousKeto Thank you
I don’t have an immersion blender…can I still make this?
Do you have a small food processor (like the Cuisinart I use in lots of videos)? That could work. If you're using a blender, you'd probably need to triple the recipe.
Looking forward to a more textured English muffin chaffle recipe...my weakness is the Kwik trip waffle sandwich and it completely a texture thing.
Pre-keto, I used to make my own English muffins following an Alton Brown recipe. I haven't found (or made) a keto version yet. I suspect that it would require a considerable amount of vital wheat gluten.
@@SeriousKeto what I really want is a waffle with texture that's dry outside but moist on inside. I'm Ketovore and it's just a texture thing with the waffle. Coconut & almond flour don't seem to do this, I did just get some bamboo fiber ...maybe it's the ticket....this would be my guilty pleasure having premade breakfast sandwiches.
Packaged sauces? I mean... Hollandaise is just butter, egg yolks, lemon juice, a tiny bit of water... and I like to add a dash of cayenne. Doesn't get much more keto than that. :) Glad you shared this. Just saying: People... make as much as you can from scratch. It's so easy and your body will thank you.
Yeah. Packaged sauce. Might not be as "Keto" as your version, but it has one key advantage: It works.
Well, they BOTH work. Look up the "Betty Crocker Method" for hollandaise sauce. Super quick and easy,@@feynthefallen
What's the difference between hollandaise and mayo?
Hollandaise = an emulsion made with butter, served warm as a sauce
Mayo = an emulsion generally made with oil, served cold as a condiment
They are pretty closely related both in terms of ingredients and method of making.
@SeriousKeto thanks, they are very similar and I was confused by that!
I have only had hollandaise once in my life. At a restaurant. I don’t remember if I like it 😂 Will try this recipe out though! Thanks Steve!
Add tarragon, and Viola! Bearnaise sauce!
For sure!
Yummo! Perfect keto meal. I bet toasting the chaffle would help mimic the english muffin texture. Maybe? Thanks for the step by step.
Having made my own homemade English muffins pre-keto (Alton Brown recipe), I'm not sure what could replicate that texture and the "nooks and crannies". Also, English muffins require some serious gluten to get the right chew. It certainly would be cool if I could figure it out...
You had me at almost instant.
Steve quickly starts editing all of his thumbnails and video titles to say “almost instant”. 🤪
@@SeriousKeto😂😂😂
I always mess up my poached eggs. I tred so many different ways..what's your secret?
That will be a future video. 😉
Thanks for this video. I love Eggs bene. The ghee version does sound good for salmon...this I want to try soon.
I have not found ghee that doesn’t taste rancid to me. I guess if I wanted to try this I need to make my own ghee.
I'm kind of the same way. There's something about ghee that just tastes "off" to me, vs butter I clarify myself.
Great video… I love hollandaise and eggs Benedict too! I make mayo all the time so hopefully I can master this too! Always intimidated me before…thanks, Steve…can you thin the ghee out? I have ghee that needs to be used, lol
This was the first time I’ve used ghee, so I don’t have an answer for that. Sorry…
You are my go-to mayo guy, so I can't wait to try this!
Love it! So easy!😁
Usually, when I see recipes this easy, I think, "There's got to be a way to screw this up". So far, the only screw up I've made is leaving butter in the microwave too long, resulting in a considerable clean-up. 😉
@@SeriousKeto 😄🙌 that can get really messy really fast, YES😄🌋 I will definitely make Hollandaise(❤️) from scratch from now on. No more double broilers and split sauces, thank you😁👍
Definitely going to try this next time I eat. I’m fasting at the moment.
ooooweee That looks delightful!!!