# this is a slight adaptation to the recipe found
# in the Joy of Cooking
ingredients = {
:eggs => 3,
:water => 1.5.tbsp,
:lemon_juice => 3.tsp,
:cayenne => (1/8).tsp,
:pepper => (1/4).tsp,
# don't use margarine, it doesn't
# taste very good
:butter => 10.tbsp
}
if not butter.salted?
ingredients[:salt] = (1/2).tsp
end
# see below for an easy way to do this
eggs.separate_yolks
metal_bowl << :water << :egg_yolks
you.whisk :eggs until eggs.frothy?
pot << :water
pot.element.set_heat :medium
# here's the hard part
if pot.simmering?
# you can't rest it ON the pot, since it will cook
# the eggs where the bowl touches the pot
you.hold :metal_bowl, :over => pot
# you don't want to cook the eggs, just get them
# slightly thick
while not eggs.slightly_thick?
you.whisk :occasionally
end
end
you.wait until eggs.slightly_cooled?
bowl << :butter
microwave << bowl
microwave.cook until butter.melted?
while bowl.contains? :butter
metal_bowl.add :melted_butter, :very_slowly
you.whisk
end
metal_bowl << :lemon_juice << :cayenne << :pepper
you.serve :with => :something
class Eggs
def separate_yolks
# do this over a bowl so that the egg white drops into the bowl
over :bowl do
egg.crack # but don't open!
egg.turn until egg.crack.horizontal?
egg.shell.open
while egg.contains? :white
you.transfer :egg, :to => :other_shell
end
end
# you can use egg whites for lots of things, and they freeze well.
# If you don't have anything to use them for right away, just
# put them in a tupperware and pop them in the freezer. Maybe I
# will post a recipe using them sometime, or you can just toss them
# into scrambled eggs sometime.
end
end
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Hollandaise Sauce
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