300+ Recipe Digital Cookbook
"I spent 10 years creating and testing recipes for this cookbook, it's my proudest creation!"
300+ Recipe Digital Cookbook
"I spent 10 years creating and testing 1000's of recipes for this cookbook, it's my proudest creation!"
- Mariel, Author & Founder
I never really liked mayonnaise. Like, ever! I used to swamp my sandwiches and French fries with either mustard or ketchup, buy NEVER in the world would you see me using mayo. Eww. “Who likes mayo? And, why?” These two questions would always come to mind whenever I saw mayonnaise. Just the thought about how awful French fries would taste when dipped in plain ol’ mayo, weirded me out completely. I would then immediately force myself to stop thinking those thoughts, because otherwise, I knew exactly what bodily reactions would come. Dramatic? Don’t think so! I disliked mayo THAT much.
Clearly things have changed now, because I’m making homemade mayo and there’s no way that I would go through the trouble of making it, if I didn’t like it. So there you have it…people change. Our tastes change! And thank goodness for that. So many things I would be missing out on today’s world if my tastes hadn’t “evolved”. Like for example bacon. I used to highly dislike bacon. Now, well, I drool over it. Cannot even control myself when bacon’s around me.
Now, going back to mayo…you should follow my How To Make Your Own Paleo Mayo tutorial! This tutorial will allow you to make your own Paleo-approved Mayo at home, which is super convenient and extremely flavorful. I like it more than any store bought brand!
Attention: This Paleo Mayo has a very important purpose, and you will find out what it is very, very soon. Stay tuned. It’ll be fantastic!
- ½ cup coconut oil, melted
- ½ cup olive oil
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 tsp mustard
- 3 tsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
- Sea salt, to taste
- Black pepper, to taste
- Add yolks, mustard and 1 tsp of lemon juice in a food processor, and process to mix well. As your food processor is on, slowly pour in the olive oil and the melted coconut oil. Stop processing, add the remaining lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste, and pulse a few times to incorporate.
- Transfer to a jar with a lid and refrigerate until ready to use.
This is brilliant! I’ve looked for a “clean” mayonnaise for some time and what’s better than a home made Paleo one! 😀
Exactly! Nothing beats a good ol’ palo mayo. Have fun making it! 🙂
Are we talking dry mustard or mustard from a bottle in the ingredients list? Just wanted to double check before making this!
Hi Heather! Mustard from a bottle. 🙂
Great, thanks!
hard boiled yolks or raw?
raw 🙂
I hope it’s good without the mustard: My son can’t tolerate it. Perhaps a tiny bit of vinegar and a pinch of Turmeric would substitute?
I dont see why not! Try it! 🙂
I followed this exactly but mine turned out watery. Any suggestions?
Try adding a little less olive oil or lemon juice. 😉
Mine was watery as well. I double checked my measurements and everything was correct.
Next time try adding a little less olive oil or lemon juice. 😉
Mine turned out watery too! I tried it again but the second time I whisked it by hand and slowly added the oil as I whisked. It turned out much perfect!
Good to know! 😉
And all this time I’ve been eating my tuna fish dry! Thanks!
My pleasure, Karla! 🙂
how long does this last would you say? Thanks!
Hi Katie! It’ll stay nice and fresh for about a week.:)