1. Pease read ENTIRE recipe before beginning!
2. Set the rack on the top third of oven. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
3. Remove the Canadian bacon from the fridge, set on counter. Separate the 6 egg yolks and discard the whites (for the Hollandaise sauce), Place the yolks into a small bowl, set aside.
4. Place a sheet of parchment paper on the sheet pan, or spray generously with cooking spray. I highly recommend parchment paper!
5. Split the English Muffins and place onto the sheet pan, inside facing up. Lightly butter the inside of the English muffin. Place the pan of muffins into the oven to bake. Cook the English muffins for about 12-15 minutes until toasted (they do not have to be browned). When the muffins are cooked, remove the pan of muffins from the oven and top each with a slice of Canadian bacon and a cooked egg. .
6. Cook the eggs while the muffins are in the oven.

Prepare the eggs:

Cook the eggs using one of the following methods in batches:

1. Using a teflon pan, turn the heat to medium high. Spread a bit of butter in the pan. Crack eggs into the pan, 4-6 eggs to a 12 inch pan. Turn the heat to medium. When the egg whites start to cook and turn opaque, sprinkle the eggs with salt and add about 1/4 cup of water to the edge of the pan and put a lid on the pan. Do not pour the water directly over the eggs, just around the edge of the whites. Cook until the egg whites are set, about 1 minute with lid on, but the yolk is still very wet. The eggs do not need to be turned using this method, the steam from the water will cook the eggs. Using a spatula, remove the eggs carefully and place on a plate until ready to transfer to the English muffin.
2. OR, simply fry the eggs slowly in a teflon pan over medium heat until the eggs are barely set (over easy eggs) turn egg carefully and cook for about a minute on the opposite side. Remove from pan or griddle onto a plate until all of the eggs are cooked.

Warm up in oven:

1. When all of the eggs are cooked in batches, and placed on top of the English Muffins and Canadian bacon, set the pan in the oven for about 5 minutes to keep warm. The oven should be turned off, but still be hot from toasting the bread.
2. While the pan is in the oven, make the sauce.

For Sauce:

1. In a blender, combine the room temperature egg yolks, fresh lemon juice and hot pepper sauce.
2. Cover, and blend for about 10 seconds.
3. Place the butter in small pan over medium heat.
4. Heat butter in pan until it bubbles and is hot, but not browned.
5. Turn the blender on high speed, and pour the butter into the egg yolk mixture in a thin stream.
6. The mixture should thicken almost immediately.
7. If the mixture thickens too much, add a teaspoon or two of very warm water while the blender is on.
8. If needed, keep the sauce warm using method in note section of this recipe.
9. Serve immediately!