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Whole egg mayo
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David.WE.Roberts
2014-07-28 15:59:16 UTC
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Most mayo recipes only use egg yolks.

However a few use whole eggs.

What is the difference in the end result?

Cheers

Dave R
felangey
2014-07-31 04:18:55 UTC
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Post by David.WE.Roberts
Most mayo recipes only use egg yolks.
However a few use whole eggs.
What is the difference in the end result?
Cheers
Dave R
I find that it is much less hassle to make a whole egg mayo - it behaves
better (less likely to split, takes less handling), it makes a gloopier,
creamier and less eggy mayo. I knock this up in the blender for the
fridges - or as a generic base to many things (marie rose, coleslaw dressing
base, chili mayo etc).....quick and easy and made in seconds.

For something a bit special...say an ailoli for a special meal etc, I will
use the old handwhisk and make an traditional egg only mayo. It will end up
much thicker and lower yield, and emulsify to a beauitful wobbly
yellow/green. Much stronger tasting (olive oil a big part of this one), with
more pronounced egg flavour.

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