From: rosamunda63
On Jul 15, 2006
best i've tasted since my mum's.To improve taste use a free range egg, you'll be surprised what a difference it makes!!
From: RedFarmGirl
On Jul 8, 2007
I had great results. I can't comment on the flavor since I only use mayo as an "add-to". I used this mayo as the base for my own favorite salad dressing and it was great. I loved the texture of the final product. I used safflower oil over olive oil because I wanted to bland safflower taste to combine well with my dressing. This was my first time to make homemade mayo and I'll definitely do it again. Thanks Diana!
From: Gay Gilmore
On Feb 18, 2002
Performed perfectly. I was sure to consult a recipe for this after forgetting to only use egg yolks a while back
. Used this for the Aeoli in Rich's "Fast and Easy Fish Soup with Garlic Aeoli" Fast and Easy Fish Soup With Garlic Aioli (which was also VERY GOOD)
From: Cookgirl
On Jun 3, 2005
I used a half and half combination of olive oil and regular (bland) oil. Also, allowed only 1 tsp. of lemon juice basing that amount on others' reviews that this recipe is too lemony. Clear and concise instructions. Very important to let mayo set in frig for 30 minutes as indicated in recipe. Used this mayo for Egg and Watercress Tea Sandwiches.
From: • m a n t e e g a •
On Jun 20, 2005
A little on the salty side in my poinion. Next time I will reduce the salt. I cut the lemon juice to 1 tsp. on the reccommendation of the reviews before me, but ended up adding some, as it was kinda plain, I thought. It worked out pretty OK overall. I've never made mayo before, so it was pretty satisfying.
From: 89240
On Jul 3, 2004
This was good. I had actually never made or tasted mayonnaise before. The taste and consistency was good, but I thought the lemon was too strong. I used most of it in a sweet potato salad I made, and used a bit in a grilled cheddar cheese sandwich, which gave it a nice creamy consistency. Thanks for the recipe.
From: crazycookinmama
On Jan 7, 2005
This didn't have much flavor for me, other than an overpowering Lemon taste. But I've never been a big lemon lover. I used this mayo in a salad..and it tasted great, so I think I'd leave this recipe to salads, and mixing things, instead of just spreading it on a sandwich.
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