hollandaise
Noun
Meaning
eggs and butter with lemon juice
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That award-winning sourdough is put to good use under poached eggs bathed in a silky hollandaise tickled with blue cheese, the wreck-your-bank-account avocado toast, or just simply grilled and served alongside an omelette that feeds six.
A yuzu-teriyaki hollandaise provides a nice accent for the appetizer.
Hollandaise An emulsion of butter, lemon juice, and egg yolks, hollandaise adds a luxurious richness to Lemony Roasted Asparagus and poached eggs.
The story goes that Lemuel went to the Waldorf Hotel one hungover morning in 1894 and asked for “some buttered toast, crisp bacon, two poached eggs, and a hooker of hollandaise sauce.”
The richest efforts also skewed to simplicity: Our spoons dueled over eggs slowly scrambled in a double boiler, mixed with uni, and layered in a shallow bowl with uni hollandaise and tendrils of fried potato.
The Moroccan restaurant is offering brunch dishes with a California twist, like the Benedict with Merguez sausage and harissa hollandaise, or the fig jam-stuffed French toast (yowza).