
Besides the oddity of making mayo yourself (I mean, really, why?). This recipe was quite educational. The way that the lemon, oil and eggs worked together was quite, well, magical.
I know, I know. It’s only mayo. But, give it a try for yourself, and you’ll see why real Cuban mayo tastes more like Miracle Whip than the mayo we use and what a great veggie dip the mustard and pink varieties make, just as they are.
Recipe #310: Salsa Mayonesa

This recipe calls for ¾ cup oil (I used vegetable oil) and it came out too runny. The next ones called for ½ cup and I recommend using ½ cup each time.

With a blender, you’re done with each recipe in less than 5 minutes. If you’re so inclined, you could have homemade mayo in the fridge at all times. I’m not so inclined, but am happy to have learned how it works.
Recipe #311: Mayonesa Mostaza
Add yellow mustard.

Recipe #312: Mayonesa Rosada
Add ketchup.

My blender actually broke in the process – I guess from being in shock from all the use it’s been receiving this past year. But, thanks to Macy’s and the Kitchen Aid warranty that is just part of the package when you buy it, I walked in with my burnt out, 10 year old, wedding registry blender and walked out with my brand new, shiny red blender. What a treat.
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