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4 to 6
Main-Course Servings, Depending on How Much Butter You AddEasy
Published 2007
This sauce is closer to the Sauce Marguery, described. A sabayon is an emulsion, technically a foam (an emulsion of a gas with a liquid), made by beating egg yolks with liquid over just enough heat to stiffen the foam without curdling the yolks. A Windsor pan, which has sloping sides that allow you to reach into the corners with a whisk, is the best kind of saucepan to use for this technique. In a regular saucepan, the yolks can hide in the corners,