In a glass bowl add salt and mustard powder to the water to dissolve then add add the yolk and lemon juice. Place a dishcloth under the bowl to help keep the bowl in place while whisking Whisk to mix
Drizzle in the olive oil in a continuous stream whilst continuing with whisking. Steady and slowly will result in a beautiful creamy velvet mixture. *TASTE*
Now add the vinegar and mix until incorporated. *TASTE*
If you like it more tangy add more lemon juice. Just a tiny bit at a time. Pour into a sterilised glass jar and store in the fridge.
I like making my own mayonnaise because I control what oil I want to use. The delicate olive oil is better for my heart that’s why I use it.I prefer to also cut my mayo with a bit of yoghurt. I’m not a big fan of overly tangy mayonnaise, I think the tang hides the true flavour of a good mayonnaise. Make a batch and spoon out the quantity you need and then add your extra flavours, like grated garlic, basil, oregano or any other favourite. This is a great way to experiment with different herbs too. And if you don’t like the experiment you haven’t wasted an entire batch of good quality olive oil mayonnaise.
serve with egg and pastrami toast and fresh chopped chilli
Notes
Avocado Oil is a great alternative too as a substitute for olive oil