For a richer flavor, use clarified butter (ghee). If the sauce becomes too thick, add a teaspoon of warm water to thin it out. If the sauce is too thin, blend in another egg yolk. Hollandaise is best served immediately, but can be kept warm in a thermos for up to 30 minutes. Don't overheat the butter, as browned butter will affect the color of the sauce Make sure the egg yolks are fresh and vibrant for the best flavor and emulsification.
Ethel Harber
Jun 30, 2025I added a dash of hot sauce for a little extra kick. Delicious!
Dion Hoppe
Jun 27, 2025Absolutely fool-proof! Made this for my mother's birthday and she thought I was a pro chef!
Ellie Hansen
Jun 24, 2025The fresh lemon juice really brightens up the flavor of this sauce.
Antonia Schmeler
Jun 23, 2025Fantastic recipe! Made eggs benedict for brunch and everyone raved about the hollandaise.
Amaya Yost
Jun 23, 2025I used salted butter and omitted the added salt. Turned out great!
Haleigh Flatley
Jun 20, 2025My sauce split the first time, but I realized I was pouring the butter in too fast. Slow and steady is key!
Zoie Kassulke
Jun 17, 2025This was so easy! I've always been intimidated by hollandaise, but this blender method worked perfectly.
Obie Fay
Jun 8, 2025I found that warming the blender beforehand helped keep the sauce from cooling too quickly.