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Bearnaise Sauce

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  1. Bearnaise Sauce

    3 egg yolks
    2/3 cup melted butter (unsalted) 1 Tbsp dried tarragon
    3/4 cup dry white wine or white wine vinegar with tarragon
    4/4 cup dry vermouth
    5/2 chopped shallot white pepper

    Combine wine, vermouth, shallot and tarragon in small
    saucepan. Boil down to half of the original quantity
    (approximately 1/4 cup should remain). Strain. Put egg
    yolks in cold double boiler. Water in double boiler should
    not touch bottom of upper pan. Beat with flat bottomed
    whisk until they look creamy and lemony. Over medium heat,
    slowly add melted butter while continuously stirring. When
    all butter has been added, immediately add strained
    tarragon mixture (do not overcook once butter has been
    added). Adding tarragon mixture will make the sauce very
    thin. Continue stirring and cooking over medium to low heat
    until sauce starts to thicken. Do not let sauce get too
    thick; it will continue to thicken once removed from heat.
    Add a few shakes of white pepper to taste. Remove from heat
    immediately. Serves 2.

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