Duke's Style Mayonnaise
Ingredients
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- Use a 2-3 cup container with tall sides that will fit the head of your stick blender.
- Crack in the egg and add the vinegars, salt, and paprika. Without stirring, pour all of the oil directly on top.
- Leave the mixture alone for about 30 seconds so it can fully separate.
- Stick the head of your stick blender right in so it rests on the bottom of the container.
- Let the mixture settle again, just for a few seconds this time—you want the oil and liquid to be totally separated until the second you start up the blender.
- Keeping the blender totally still, turn on the power. Don’t move the blender at all for at least ten seconds: the vortex created by the blades will gradually pull oil down into the liquid, emulsifying all on its own.
- When the bottom part of the mayo thickens and turns pale yellow, slowly rock the blender from side to side to introduce more oil into the emulsion.
- Finally, pull the blender up and down like you’re making a puréed soup, until all the oil is incorporated and the mayo is thick and creamy.
- Tap and scrape whatever’s on the blades back into the container, give everything a stir, and have a taste: it should be creamy, super-tangy and well salted.
Source: skillet.lifehacker.com