What meat goes with bearnaise sauce?

What meat goes with bearnaise sauce?

Bearnaise sauce works beautifully with grilled steak. Its creaminess softens the charred character of the meat, and the tarragon and shallots accent the steak’s flavor. Serve it drizzled over the top of the steak, or on the side in a small pouring container. Poultry also goes well with bearnaise.

Which sauce is the base for bearnaise?

sauce hollandaise
Egg yolks, butter, and acid (like lemon juice or vinegar) are the foundation of French mother sauce hollandaise, which in turn serves as the base for endless variations. Béarnaise is the herb-and-allium version that you’ve probably found atop Eggs Benedict, steak and eggs, or roasted vegetables.

What is the difference between bearnaise sauce and hollandaise sauce?

What is the difference between Hollandaise and Béarnaise Sauce? Hollandaise Sauce gets it’s acidity from lemon juice, while Béarnaise Sauce get’s it acidity from white wine vinegar. Béarnaise is also flavored with shallots and tarragon.

What can I make with bearnaise sauce?

How to Use Béarnaise Sauce on Practically Everything

1. Stuffed Eggs Béarnaise.
2. Steamed Baby Broccoli With Blender Béarnaise.
3. Sautéed Leeks and Green Apple With Tarragon Béarnaise.
4. Cod Gratin with Sauce Béarnaise.
5. Salmon Strudel with Béarnaise Sauce.
6. Chicken Rochambeau.
7. Pork Fillet with BBQ Béarnaise.

What goes well with hollandaise sauce?

Here, six fantastic dishes that are better with hollandaise.

• Poached Salmon. Silky poached salmon is a real crowd-pleaser topped with tarragon-spiked hollandaise.
• Broccoli.
• Asparagus.
• Bacon, Cheese and Scrambled Egg Sandwiches.
• Baked Turbot.
• Crab Imperial.

Is Bearnaise served hot or cold?

The sauce can be served hot, warm or cold, but if serving hot it should be kept hot over hot (not boiling) water, taking care to ensure that it does curdle by keeping the temperature below 60ºC (140ºC).

What is bearnaise sauce good?

My favorite way to use Bearnaise sauce is on a perfectly grilled and charred steak. It is the best pairing out there. You’ll love it over salmon and chicken, too. Bearnaise also goes great with eggs – top an omelette with it, drizzle it on top of Eggs Benedict, or smear some on a fried egg sandwich.