Making mayonnaise is a magical process: egg yolks, oil and seasoning are transformed into a rich, glossy emulsion that can be flavored in a multitude of ways. A favorite of the cold table, mayonnaise can be use to dress salads, as a dip, as an accompaniment to cold meats or seafood, or to transform sandwiches and canapés. The secret of success is to make sure all the ingredients are at cool room temperature before you begin. The optional boiling water added at the end extends the storage life of the mayonnaise and acts as a binding agent, correcting the consistency if necessary. Making mayonnaise by hand requires plenty of elbow grease, but you can achieve nearly as impressive results in a fraction of the time using an electric whisk or food processor. (see opposite)
Making mayonnaise is a magical process: egg yolks, oil and seasoning are transformed into a rich, glossy emulsion that can be flavored in a multitude of ways. A favorite of the cold table, mayonnaise can be use to dress salads, as a dip, as an accompaniment to cold meats or seafood, or to transform sandwiches and canapés. The secret of success is to make sure all the ingredients are at cool room temperature before you begin. The optional boiling water added at the end extends the storage life of the mayonnaise and acts as a binding agent, correcting the consistency if necessary. Making mayonnaise by hand requires plenty of elbow grease, but you can achieve nearly as impressive results in a fraction of the time using an electric whisk or food processor. (see opposite)
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