Reason why i still post this, is because i got increasingly annoyed in shops looking for some "good" (read; paleo) mayo. Even when the label read "olive", the amount of actual olive oil in the mayo was still less than the crap oils like soybean oil, canola oil or sunflower oil. How is it that it's allowed to be called olive mayo then??
Not to mention other ingredients like sugar, wheat starch, corn starch and all sorts of preservatives.
From a previous recipe, i had 2 egg yolks left over and decided to take the plunge.
Before you start, realize this will take some effort and patience (and in my case, a strong wrist)
Ingredients
2 egg yolks
1 tsp mustard
3 tsp lemon juice or vinegar
1 cup olive oil (use mild/light olive oil, not extra virgin)
salt
pepper
Procedure
- In a deep bowl, add egg yolks, mustard, and 1 tsp of lemon juice or vinegar. I used an electric handmixer until it was smooth.
- With handmixer running, slowly add olive oil until you form an emulsion. If you pour the oil too quickly, it will separate.
- Continue to add the oil until the mixture thickens.
- Add the remaining lemon juice and mix to combine.
- Add salt and pepper to taste.
(source: www.paleotable.com)
I'm having the same issue with salad dressings. It says olive oil on the front, but on the list it's the last one after soya bean and canola. Sad.
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