Jean Bâton Classiques Hollandaise sauce

245 ml

    Jan Stok worked in the kitchen on the ships of the Holland-America Line in the 1950s. As 'chef garde manger' he was responsible for the cold kitchen. His French colleagues soon translated his name to 'Jean Bâton', under which name he became known for his tasty sauces.'

    Usage

    Look-smell-test before you waste.
    To serve: . .
    Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.
    Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.
    Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.

    Ingredients

    Ingredients: rapeseed oil, water, 7.6% pasteurized free-range chicken yolk, 5% concentrated butter (MILK), vinegar, sugar, salt, MUSTARD seed, thickener: E415, E412, preservative: E202, acidifier: E330, natural flavour, herbs and spices, antioxidant: E385.

    Allergy information

    Eggs

    Nutritional values

    These values ​​apply to the raw product.

    Type Per 100 Milliliters
    Energy 1963 kJ (477 kcal)
    Bold 51g
    of which saturated 6.3g
    Carbohydrates
    of which sugars
    Dietary fiber
    Proteins 1.3g
    Salt 1.5g

    Jean Bâton Classiques Hollandaise sauce

    245 ml

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      Hollandaise sauce is the French classic. This sauce based on butter and egg is traditionally served with poached eggs as eggs benedict. * Delicious as a sauce with fish, asparagus or other vegetables * 3-4 servings * Just warm up a bit, but not for too long * Also very tasty cold

      €5 , 45

      €5,95 (incl. btw)

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        Keep refrigerated after opening and consume within 2 days.

        Description

        Hollandaise sauce is the French classic. This sauce based on butter and egg is traditionally served with poached eggs as eggs benedict.




        * Delicious as a sauce with fish, asparagus or other vegetables
        * 3-4 servings
        * Just warm up a bit, but not for too long
        * Also very tasty cold

        Jan Stok worked in the kitchen on the ships of the Holland-America Line in the 1950s. As 'chef garde manger' he was responsible for the cold kitchen. His French colleagues soon translated his name to 'Jean Bâton', under which name he became known for his tasty sauces.'

        Usage

        Look-smell-test before you waste.
        To serve: . .
        Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.
        Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.
        Preparation: METHOD: Hollandaise is served lukewarm, but is also delicious cold. Au bain-marie: Place the sauce in a heatproof bowl and place on a pan over a layer of simmering water. Heat the sauce while stirring until it is lukewarm. In a pan: Heat the sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring, over a low heat until it is lukewarm, do not let the sauce boil. In the microwave: Place the sauce in a suitable bowl, cover and heat for 1 minute at 500W. Stir well before serving.

        Ingredients: rapeseed oil, water, 7.6% pasteurized free-range chicken yolk, 5% concentrated butter (MILK), vinegar, sugar, salt, MUSTARD seed, thickener: E415, E412, preservative: E202, acidifier: E330, natural flavour, herbs and spices, antioxidant: E385.

        Allergy information

        Eggs

        Nutritional values

        Deze waarden gelden voor het onbereide product.

        Soort Per 100 Milliliter RI*
        Energie 167 kJ (40 kcal)
        Vet 1.5 g
        waarvan verzadigd 1 g
        Koolhydraten 2.8 g
        waarvan suikers 2.8 g
        Eiwitten 3.7 g
        Zout 0.07 g
        Vitamine B12 / Cyano-Cobalamine 0.46 µg 18%
        Calcium 119 mg 15%
        * DRI= dagelijkse referentie-inname.

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