I only recently discovered buerre monte sauce when I had it, Cajun style, over shrimp at my favorite restaurant in B/CS. While I still prefer the lemony bite of lemon that should be in every Hollandaise sauce (and often isn’t), I am fascinated by the concept of using a buerre monte for poaching shrimp and fish and I love how easily it assumes the flavors of any seasoning added to it.
I’m still trying to knock of the Cajun Shrimp Buerre Monte I had in B/CS. I’m not there yet but am dogged in my determinando to get there.
I only recently discovered buerre monte sauce when I had it, Cajun style, over shrimp at my favorite restaurant in B/CS. While I still prefer the lemony bite of lemon that should be in every Hollandaise sauce (and often isn’t), I am fascinated by the concept of using a buerre monte for poaching shrimp and fish and I love how easily it assumes the flavors of any seasoning added to it.
I’m still trying to knock of the Cajun Shrimp Buerre Monte I had in B/CS. I’m not there yet but am dogged in my determinando to get there.
Great post, OP.
Sounds good. This was the basic with no added seasoning beside salt. My first time to make it and I was happy with it but it definitely would lend itself to lots of additional flavors.
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