Homemade corn oil mayonnaise
Ingredients
Step-by-step preparation
STEP 1
How to make homemade mayonnaise in a blender? Let's prepare the products. Wash the egg well and dry it. Do not immediately remove the egg from the refrigerator; let it sit at room temperature for at least 15-20 minutes. Squeeze the juice from half a lemon.
STEP 2
We take a tall container (glass) and place all the products strictly in order. First, pour in vegetable oil. I have it from corn. You take any, but refined. Salt, sugar, lemon juice.
STEP 3
Then add a spoonful of mustard.
STEP 4
Now very carefully pour out the egg with the yolk intact. It is important!
STEP 5
What magic: Take an immersion blender, lower it into a glass and cover the yolk with a “skirt” so that it remains at the bottom. And at the highest speed we begin to beat, moving the blender up and down.
STEP 6
In just a few seconds you will have thick, beautiful mayonnaise. Homemade, white, delicious. No preservatives, no thickeners. If it’s too thick, you can control the thickness by adding a little milk.
STEP 7
This is such a delicious homemade mayonnaise. Store in a glass jar in the refrigerator. Can be stored for a week. This yields almost 0.5 liters of mayonnaise. Bon appetit!
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