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Mayonnaise has to be one of the easiest condiments to make at home. The quality will always be good if you use good quality ingredients. I made coriander mayonnaise to go with our corn fritters. This is a regular flavour profile at home as I often buy coriander for a recipe and never use it all up. As I don’t like to throw ingredients away, this is a great use for it.
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Coriander Mayonnaise
If you don't like the taste of coriander you can use flat leaf parsley instead
Recipe Category: Condiments
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Ingredients1 egg5 mls Dijon mustard5 mls apple cider vinegarsalt and freshly ground black pepper to season250 mls canola oil10 g coriander
MethodCarefully break the egg into the jug of a stick blender, making sure not to crack itAdd the mustard and vinegar and season generouslyPour in the oil and then carefully place the stick blender over the yolkBlend slowly making sure the mayonnaise forms at the bottom of the container before lifting the blender upOnce blended, add the coriander and blend again to combine
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