Mayonnaise

[purr]

does this work with duck eggs , I have so many!

 

[MissPrissy]

It works with any eggs.

 

[ozark hen]

Miss Prissy I make this so often here ( no longer buy from store)that I don't know what I would do without it.

I really can't thank you enough for these wonderful recipes you have added to our household.

 

[MissPrissy]

I am so glad you like them and use them!

 

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I just found this thread yesterday and tried it in my food processor. Turned out great. Anybody have a recipe for a light mayo?

 

[Sunny Side Up]

I haven't yet read the other 9 pages of this thread to see if anyone else mentioned this: but this is GREAT information to know in case of an extended power outage, like after a hurricane.

We typically stock up on canned tuna in our hurricane pantry, but if you want mayo to make tuna salad you need to find a way to keep the opened jar from spoiling. I've considered buying a box of individual mayo packets, maybe splitting the cost & product with a friend or two. But those will eventually spoil if not used after time, plus they have lots of preservatives & junk in them. But oil won't spoil left unrefrigerated, and after the hurricane the hens still will lay.

After Hurricane Wilma we went 2 weeks without electricity. We did fine eating pancakes made with powdered milk & fresh eggs, cooked over a camp fire. My boys still remember it with fondness, and ask "when we can do that again?"

And now I know I can still whip up some mayo by hand, unless I can find a battery-powered stick blender. Thank you!

 

[doubled]

Quote:
http://www.epinions.com/review/pr-BonJour_Turbo_Whisk_Blender/content_159869079172

 

[3goodeggs]

I just made mayo!
I have officially tickled myself.

 

[PineappleMama]

THANK YOU Miss Prissy!!

We aren't mayo eaters around here, but I do use it in Tuna Salad and in my ranch dressing.

It's great that I can make my own rather than paying $2+ for the Store Brand!

TYTYTYTY!!

 

[Sunny Side Up]

Thanks for the link, Doubled, I'll put that battery-operated stick blender on my Wish List for next year's Hurricane Season. It will be handy for mixing powdered milk too!