Simple Plain Mayo
Added September 29, 2009 | Recipe #392446
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This mayo should keep for a week or two if its covered and cold. Its so easy to make and all you need is a food processor. I fiddled with a few different recipes until I made this one. some were too bitter, others just weird. this one works great on sandwiches. and you can also add spices or garlic to liven it up!
Directions:
1
crack your eggs and add the salt and mustard powder to the food processor bowl.
2
turn it on and let the eggs and spices go for a minute or so, it will look completely combined and a little foamy.
3
start with 2 cups of oil, and feed it into the processers pour spout in a thin stream. its important not to pour it in too fast or it won't emulsify correctly.
4
after 2 cups stop it for a second, if the mayo isn't runny then you're done. If it is, slowly add oil another 1/4 cup at a time until its the right consistancy.
5
if it just isnt setting up, take the whole mess out, process another egg and slowly pour your mix back in.
6
You will be able to tell its done, there's no extra set up in the fridge, it should have the consistancy of mayo right away.
7
If you're adding garlic put the cloves in with the eggs. adding spices? add those towards the end. pesto? put in a heaping spoonful at the very end and pulse untill just combined.
8
enjoy!
Nutritional Facts for Simple Plain Mayo
Serving Size: 1 (600 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 4090.2
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- Calories from Fat 4066
- 99%
- Total Fat 451.8 g
- 695%
- Saturated Fat 61.1 g
- 305%
- Cholesterol 634.5 mg
- 211%
- Sodium 4861.1 mg
- 202%
- Total Carbohydrate 2.3 g
- 0%
- Dietary Fiber 0.4 g
- 1%
- Sugars 1.3 g
- 5%
- Protein 19.6 g
- 39%
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