Forget the store bought mayo, and try any of the older (think 18th-19th century) recipes. You can replace the whisking with a stick blender but not the slow addition of oil and vinegar.
What you’ll get is an amazing condiment/sauce that is much fluffier than mayonnaise as you know it today, much more flavourful, without the weird plasticky mouthfeel and taste, actually pleasant to eat.
By itself? Absolutely disgusting.
As the base for a thousand other sauces and condiments? Absolutely vital.
Forget the store bought mayo, and try any of the older (think 18th-19th century) recipes. You can replace the whisking with a stick blender but not the slow addition of oil and vinegar.
What you’ll get is an amazing condiment/sauce that is much fluffier than mayonnaise as you know it today, much more flavourful, without the weird plasticky mouthfeel and taste, actually pleasant to eat.
Mayonnaise is the C programming language of condiments.
No, C is actually useful on its own.
Don’t tell the Dutch that.
They can’t even come up with a language that doesn’t sound like a joke, I ain’t afraid of no Dutch