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clevermanka) wrote2010-02-13 11:33 am
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Not a failure, but a very near miss
I wanted to make eggs benedict for breakfast this morning, but I was absolutely not no way going to make it the traditional way with a full cup of butter. I made it with about 2/3 cup yogurt, 1/4 cup of butter, and three egg yolks.
It was weirdly bitter.
mckitterick is not a fan of bitter foods, so I started throwing stuff in. Extra cayenne, salt, curry powder and a wee bit of turbinado sugar to remove some of the zing.
It sure wasn't hollandaise, but it was pretty good. The yogurt I used was the last of the stuff I was using for a starter yogurt, plain non-fat and a week old. If I try it again, I'll use fresh whole milk yogurt. I don't know that I'd serve it over eggs next time, but it was good with the asparagus.
It was weirdly bitter.
It sure wasn't hollandaise, but it was pretty good. The yogurt I used was the last of the stuff I was using for a starter yogurt, plain non-fat and a week old. If I try it again, I'll use fresh whole milk yogurt. I don't know that I'd serve it over eggs next time, but it was good with the asparagus.

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It sounds delish.
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Chris was fine...I think maybe it was the spicy tofu. He had the chicken.
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Dear gawds, ESPECIALLY Rafael's at the Global Cafe. I've bought containers of it to bring home and cook pulled pork in it.
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eggs benedict sound divine ...
This was Sunday Scallops und Steak
Scallops in a flaming butter rum sauce
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If the whole human race lay in one grave, the epitaph on its headstone might well be: `It seemed a good idea at the time.' - Dame Rebecca West (1892-1983)
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