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Tue Nov-11-03 04:49 PM
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What can I make out of Mayonnaise? |
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I made a huge batch of Mayonnaise and all I can think of is Salad Dressing.
Any other Ideas on what I can use this gourmet mayo on or in?
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:51 PM
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:51 PM
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Mayonnaise candy? Mayonnaise milk shake?
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:10 PM
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I also now have your totally crazy Bush pic all over my desktop!! Ha Ha Ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:53 PM
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3. You're big break in show biz, if you're daring enough. |
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:53 PM
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:54 PM
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This is really yummy with veggies:
Tarragon Mayonnaise Dip
1 cup mayonnaise
1 tsp. freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 tsp. tomato paste
11/2 tsp. Dijon mustard
1/8 tsp. coarse sea salt or kosher salt, plus additional to taste
Freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
2 tbsp. chopped fresh tarragon leaves
Combine all ingredients thoroughly.
Makes about 1 3/4 cups.
You can also add 1/2 teaspoon of red pepper flakes, hot pepper sauce or horseradish to taste if you'd like it spicy.
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:57 PM
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I love that. I get chicken, mayo, onions, celery, salt, pepper, and add a tiny, tiny dash of curry for a little kick. Yummy. :9
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:57 PM
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7. Salad dressing is all I can think of , being a vegetarian...n/t |
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:57 PM
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dip the cut up pieces in mayonnaise, then roll in seasoned bread crumbs. Bake at 350 until done (time varies depending on the size of the pieces).
There ya go. Breaded baked chicken. Eat yer heart out, corporate Shake n Bake.
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:58 PM
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9. Japanese Shrimp Sauce (aka White Sauce) |
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this is the heavenly white sauce you get at your favorite Japanese Steak house. Me and my girl love this stuff, and so does everybody we talk to. One day I found the recipe.
Japanese White Sauce (aka Shrimp Sauce)
1 pint mayo 2 tsp. garlic powder 1/16 tsp Tabasco (I use a tad more) 3/4 tsp paprika 1/4 tsp white pepper 1/4 tsp black pepper dash of salt 1 1/2 TBLSP ketchup 6 tsp sugar (just substitute Splenda) 6 1/2 oz water
That should put a serious dent in your gourmet mayo supply.
It goes best with shrimp, meats, vegetables - ah hell, this stuff's so good I'd drink it out of a bottle.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:00 PM
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in my Japanese White Sauce ingredients, it says Ketchup - i never put ketchup in it - and don't know why its recommended.
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Tue Nov-11-03 04:58 PM
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Mayo, grated parmesan cheese, a dash of white wine, cream cheese, 1 can of artichoke hearts drained and chopped, and fresh garlic. Heat in oven till bubbling. Yum.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:01 PM
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13. That doesn't actually work with homemade mayonnaise. |
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The mayo breaks. In fact it doesn't work with most commercially made Mayo. Hellman's or Best Foods are pretty much the ones that can take heat.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:11 PM
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25. that sounds yummy! not that good of a cook, though///n/t |
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:00 PM
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12. Thanks for throwing up this softball corarose but I'll let it pass |
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Don't be surprised if not everyone does the same.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:20 PM
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29. Great w/fries or asparagus. |
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:03 PM
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14. I used Rice Wine Vinegar to make it |
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It's a huge bowl and I mean a huge bowl.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:03 PM
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:04 PM
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16. its a good brass and silver cleaner. |
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:05 PM
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17. Potato salad, egg salad, devilled eggs, tomato sandwiches |
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Just pretend you're a South Carolina Presbyterian and John Calvin's spirit will descend and guide your hands :)
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:05 PM
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18. I eat mayo plain straight out of the jar |
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Peanut butter and mayo sandwiches are good too.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:06 PM
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I will pass some through the computer I have tons of it.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:06 PM
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19. Tomato Sandwiches. Simply Heaven. |
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Edited on Tue Nov-11-03 05:06 PM by PatrickHenry
Tomato sandwiches. Slice up a ripe tomato, slather some mayo on two slices of fresh sliced italian bread and add the slices of tomato. You can give a very light dusting of black pepper, but it is definitely not necessary.
Simply HEAVEN and it only takes less than a minute.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:06 PM
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21. Crab & Artichoke Dip/Crab Cakes, etc. - or put in a jar. It'll keep. |
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I like to make sandwiches from a mixture of mayo, sweet Dungeness crab, artichoke hearts, a bit of parmesan and some paper-thin sliced onion.
Mayonnaise makes a great binder in Crab Cakes, - I like to vary them however, and will sometimes make cakes of pan-smoked Canadian Lake Trout, mix in some onion, minced peppers and celery, a bit of mayo, a drop of fresh horseradish, two eggs and enough Panko to get a moldable mix. Then I press 'em into a round and pan-fry them until golden brown.
Honestly, though, the mayo will keep in your fridge for quite a while. The acids in the vinegar are a great preservative.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:09 PM
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Mayo is a great conditioner. Let it soak then rinse.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:09 PM
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23. If anybody has the recipe for the sauce for fish tacos, please email me |
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It is a Baja-style Mexican food treat. The sauce uses mayonaisse, and is sort of like tartar sauce, but not as gauche'.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:14 PM
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26. Tar Tar Sauce w/ Capers |
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and onions, with some blackened seasonings and lemon
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:16 PM
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:16 PM
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Butter slices of eggplant with mayonnaise then dedge in spiced bread crumbs (or even better, ~15 crushed saltines mixed with 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese) and bake on cookie sheet 425F ~20-25 minutes. Only way I know how to get the crummy crumbs to stick.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:25 PM
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30. or you could have a fleshpile |
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Everybody oil up with mayo and get in a big slippery squirmy pile. Well...ya could.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:43 PM
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if you let it sit long enough, until it becomes really rancid, it will become the entire bush administration.
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Tue Nov-11-03 05:58 PM
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I make mine with mayo, celery, green onion, carrot, salt, pepper, and macaroni. It is pretty good. I made it for a pot luck at work and several peopl ther liked it too.
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Tue Nov-11-03 06:00 PM
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33. Dijonnaise, hollandaise......... |
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Tue Nov-11-03 06:02 PM
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34. well, if all else fails |
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you can leave it on the counter for a week or so, and voila! botulism toxin! You now have more biological weapons than Iraq!
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