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How to Make Hollandaise Sauce In a Mixer or Blender – Quick, Easy and Tasty Recipe

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April 9 by Cassie 7 Comments

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There is a very easy, very creamy, very yummy, very quick way to whip up Hollandaise Sauce.  We have Hollandaise sauce a couple of times a month on eggs benedict and on roasted asparagus.  It is a favorite sauce in our house!

I use to do the double broiler thing, which was tedious, time consuming, and finicky!

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Then I heard about someone using their blender to make Hollandaise sauce.  Well, I decided to try it in my Kitchenaid Mixer and it worked like a dream and I have done this ever since…. so I thought it was time to share it with you!

Here’s how to do this in either a blender or a mixer!

What you need:

  • 3 egg yolks
  • 8 TBSP of butter (1/2 cup or whole cube)
  • 1 TBSP lemon or lime juice
  • A couple of dashes of Cayenne Pepper (Tabasco or Frank’s Red Hot works too!)
  • Optional: 1/2 tsp mustard – we don’t use it as we like the other flavors alone, but classic Hollandaise does have it.

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First, put the eggs, lemon juice and Cayenne Pepper (and mustard if using) in the bowl of the mixer or blender.  Blend on medium speed for about 2 minutes.

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While this is blending, melt the butter completely in the microwave or stovetop until hot.  Important: dump the butter into the mixer or blender immediately while it is at it’s hottest.

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Then turn the mixer or blender to high speed and mix/blend for about 4-5 minutes until your Hollandaise is a nice creamy texture!

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Then serve it immediately in your favorite dish, recipe or vegetable…. like Asparagus!

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A couple of notes:

  • You cannot successfully reheat Hollandaise sauce.  It will cause separation and lumpiness.  You can re-blend it and add a bit of hot melted butter, but this is the only way.  So make it moments before you need it.
  • The hot butter and the friction from the machines is enough heat to safely heat the eggs for consumption.  We’ve made this several times and it is heated perfectly this way.

Here’s a printable recipe for you to print and keep in your home binder!

How to Make Hollandaise Sauce In a Mixer or Blender - Quick, Easy and Tasty Recipe
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Recipe type: Sauce
Author: Cassie from The Thrifty Couple
Prep time: 2 mins
Cook time: 8 mins
Total time: 10 mins
Serves: 6
Here is a very easy, very creamy, very yummy, very quick way to whip up Hollandaise Sauce
Ingredients
  • 3 egg yolks
  • 8 TBSP of butter (1/2 cup or whole cube)
  • 1 TBSP lemon or lime juice
  • A couple of dashes of Cayenne Pepper (Tabasco or Frank's Red Hot works too!)
  • Optional: ½ tsp mustard - we don't use it as we like the other flavors alone, but classic Hollandaise does have it.
Instructions
  1. First, put the eggs, lemon juice and Cayenne Pepper (and mustard if using) in the bowl of the mixer or blender. Blend on medium speed for about 2 minutes.
  2. While this is blending, melt the butter completely in the microwave or stovetop until hot. Important: dump the butter into the mixer or blender immediately while it is at it's hottest.
  3. Then turn the mixer or blender to high speed and mix/blend for about 4-5 minutes until your Hollandaise is a nice creamy texture!
  4. Then serve it immediately in your favorite dish, recipe or vegetable.... like Asparagus!
Notes
You cannot successfully reheat Hollandaise sauce. It will cause separation and lumpiness. You can re-blend it and add a bit of hot melted butter, but this is the only way. So make it moments before you need it.
• The hot butter and the friction from the machines is enough heat to safely heat the eggs for consumption. We've made this several times and it is heated perfectly this way.
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  1. Elizabeth

    Here’s an extra thrifty tip. Fold in beaten egg whites to make Foaming Hollandaise: it goes further, doesn’t split, is healthier and uses the egg whites 🙂

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  7. Peter Gyger

    hey cassie
    die klassische sc. hollandaise kommt aus der französischen Küche und beinhaltet garantiert keinen Senf, auch kein Tabasco oder Frank’s Red Hot Werke, das ist quatsch!
    Nach der Reduktion (wird fast vollständig eingekocht) von gedünsteten Schalotten, Essig und zerdrückten Pfefferkörner wird zur Kühlung etwas Wasser und danach das Eigelb hinzugefügt und bei mässiger Hitze im Wasserbad oder auf der Herdplatte zu einer dickbindender Masse aufgerührt, bevor du dann die warme, nicht heisse Butter dazu schwingst. ……..und ganz wichtig wenn du schon bei der Klassik bist, die Sauce muss danach passiert werden, damit die Pfefferkörner und die gedünsteteten Schalotten verschwinden!!
    mit Cayenne abschmecken und im wasserbad warm stellen.
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