Cuz butter goes in itWhy is everyone so excited about missing bread?
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I can see you’ve already sampled it… lolIs it just me or is that blue on the shatter trippy?
I never understood why this is considered a steak sauce. Maybe I’m just not a fan of tarragon.I gots one (1) word for you
Béarnaise
I like wine in a glass but not in a sauce.I never understood why this is considered a steak sauce. Maybe I’m just not a fan of tarragon.
bordelaise is my preferred steak slather. Dry red wine, Demi glacé, bone marrow, mounted with butter? Yes please!
Not even a beurre blanc? I made a killer grapefruit beurre blanc for seared scallops a few years back that I still have lustful dreams about…I like wine in a glass but not in a sauce.
And a successful beurre monté has so far eluded me. I have consolation ghee.
(hangs head) what’s beurre blanc?Not even a beurre blanc? I made a killer grapefruit beurre blanc for seared scallops a few years back that I still have lustful dreams about…
It’s a white wine and shallot reduction to which copious amount of cold butter are whisked in.(hangs head) what’s beurre blanc?
How did Thomas feel about that?I had thomas english muffins for breakfast !
With both hands.How did Thomas feel about that?
I’ll have to try that. I’d like a no-wine recipe though. My taste is weird enough that wine is a reliable … liability.It’s a white wine and shallot reduction to which copious amount of cold butter are whisked in.
It’s literally a white butter sauce. So you reduce white wine, shallot, and whatever flavor you want it to have. It’s almost always a citrus. So once you have this intensely powerful reduction (maybe reducing 1/2 cup to a tablespoon or two), you whisk in cubes of cold butter a few at a time. Waiting till they melt and emulsify completely before adding more butter cubes and whisking away.
Add back about as much butter as liquid you originally started with, give it take depending on how intense you want the flavor to be.
So if you start with 1/2 cup of wine and citrus, reduce it to a couple tablespoons, and add back 1/2 cup of cold butter.
season and enjoy! It’s great with seafood. If you want to cheat and help with the emulsification process, add a tablespoon or two of cream to the reduction, and then reduce the cream a tiny bit. It helps prevent the sauce from breaking. Try to keep it off the flame when whisking in the butter, if it gets too hot it’ll break
Doubting Thomas needed to be sure.With both hands.
Got forked first !How did Thomas feel about that?
In the buns.Got forked first !
But first you gotta butter Them BunsIn the buns.