This Low fat Hollandaise sauce is an easy, quick (5 minute) blender Hollandaise that's also Weight Watchers friendly! It's a lighter and healthier Hollandaise sauce that's perfect on eggs benedict, vegetables and meat.
Heat in microwave on full power (covered ) for 45-60 seconds
Or until it has the consistency of gravy.
Notes
Expert tips:
Use room temperature ingredients. Make sure your eggs and butter are at room temperature for best results (it helps the ingredients blend better).
Blend Thoroughly for Smoothness. Blend the ingredients for 1–2 minutes to ensure a perfectly emulsified and creamy sauce. Stop midway to scrape down the sides of the blender for even mixing.
Consistency Adjustments. If your sauce becomes too thick: Add a teaspoon of warm water or lemon juice and whisk until smooth. If it’s too thin: Microwave it a little longer, whisking in between to achieve the perfect gravy-like consistency.
Double Duty with Leftover Egg Whites. Freeze leftover egg whites in a Ziploc bag for up to 3 months. Use them in recipes like Egg white bites, Egg White Pizza, meringues, egg-white omelets, or this Lemon Daffodil cake.
Substitutions & Variations
Lemon juice - if you use fresh lemon juice, you'll need to double the amount
Spicier - add more Tabasco sauce and/or chili pepper flakes or cayenne pepper
Quick poached eggs
Spray the inside of a microwave-safe coffee mug with non-stick cooking spray. Break egg into mug.
Put egg into microwave for 25-35 seconds (with cover) or until egg is set. *This will also depend on the wattage of your microwave - it may need more time.
Gently loosen by running knife between inside of mug and egg and turn onto surface.
*to prevent it from popping, you can pierce the egg prior to putting it in the microwave (don't do this if you prefer your yolk soft/runny)🌡️StorageStore the sauce in the fridge for up to 3 days in an airtight container. However, when you heat it again, it will thicken up a little. These ingredients don't stand up well to freezing.*However, you can freeze leftover egg whites in a Ziploc bag for up to 3 months.