What is Maître d'Hôtel?

Maître d'Hôtel butter is a special butter/sauce served in good restaurants, but at home is easy to replicate. Its origin is somewhat murky, but now it is a common item on better offers, even if no one is told by their formal name. In fact, this would be considered a "foodie" name, while many people would call it "herbal butter". With a spoon or blender, cooking creams butter and adding chopped parsley, lemon juice, a pinch of salt and a pinch of black or white ground pepper. The mixture is then gathered in a plastic packaging and created into a log or role. The role is then cooled until it is solid.

You want to use Maître d'Hôtel butter, the cook simply cuts small wheels and serves them on grilled meat or fish. When it melts, it forms a spicy sauce that mixes with meat juices, increases the taste of meat and gives it wealth. The remaining butter can be rewritten and chilled for two or three days it is not needed. For example, adding garlic turns the mixture to escargot butter. SomeTeut chefs can also add to their personal version of Bleu, chives, Marjoram or ground basil cheese. The whole goal is to give the meat more taste, texture and wealth.

Maître d'Hôtel butter, however, has other uses in addition to using grilled meat. It is a popular spread for roasted crunchy French bread or bruschetta. It is also tasty for whole grain toast roll or cheddar biscuits. This butter also gives the wealth and taste of omelet or quiche. Since it is so easy, every chef can adjust any spices to their taste, making it a versatile spice method.

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