I've used a mix of melted/room temperature ghee and EVOO to make my mayo. The taste of the EVOO was quite strong though, so next time I plan to add more ghee and less oil.
Mayonnaise SHOULD be made with EVOO. That is the traditional way and it tastes good
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I've used a mix of melted/room temperature ghee and EVOO to make my mayo. The taste of the EVOO was quite strong though, so next time I plan to add more ghee and less oil.
I like avocado oil for mine. Patience is key. I have none and it took me three times to get it through my thick skull that you have to add the oil slooooowly.I don't know how long it lasts because I use it on everything once I make it - also one yolk batch.
I have made a couple of good batches lately. My issue is that it makes more than I can use. I can only use egg yolks as I have a problem with whites, but then can't get through it in the week because the food processor can't reach one lowly egg![]()
If you have an immersion blender (also called a stick blender), it's a perfect tool for making mayo. Dump all your ingredients in a tall container just large enough to fit the blender in (they usually come with one) and then whir till emulsified. Mine came out perfect with no fuss at all.
I use olive oil but only if I'm planning on making Caesar dressing (just add some anchovies and balsamic to the mix). Otherwise I use avocado oil. It seems to have a nicely neutral taste.
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