Ingredients
- 4 cl fresh orange juice from untreated oranges with a few zests cut into fine julienne and blanched thoroughly
- 3 egg yolks
- 8 cl rice vinegar (if possible)
- 150 g butter
- fine salt
1 Melt your butter, remove the film (casein) floating on top and keep it warm.
2 In a small saucepan, reduce the vinegar by three-quarters then dip the bottom of your saucepan into cold water. Add your egg yolks and 2 tablespoons of orange juice and whisk well.
3 Set the saucepan over a bain-marie at simmering point and whisk your Maltese sauce continuously, making figure-eight motions with your whisk. When it is thick enough, remove it from the heat and slowly pour in the butter using a ladle, stopping just before the buttermilk which should not be used. Add the blanched zests to incorporate them and build the sauce like a mayonnaise.
4 Add a pinch of salt on top of your Maltese sauce and stir.
5 This sauce is perfect as an accompaniment to warm appetizers such as asparagus, shellfish, and so on. And if you can find blood oranges, it will be outstanding.
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