Garlic+Mayo is no longer mayo. It is magically transformed into a top tier condiment
Is aioli the same thing as mayo tho?
Traditional aioli consists only of garlic, salt, and olive oil. It can be very garlic-spicy, so people adulterate it with mayonnaise to be more palatable to midwesterners.
Aioli has garlic, and aioli purists maintain that it shouldn't have egg, while mayo does not have garlic and by definition has egg yolk. Apparently aioli ONLY has garlic and no other flavorings, too.
this is true for many dishes lacking garlic
Only French aioli is mayo + garlic
Traditional Spanish aioli is olive oil + minced garlic and salt. It's vegan.
spain aioli spain aioli give me the formuoli
Traditional Spanish aioli is olive oil + minced garlic and salt.
So toum they forgot the lemon juice for? Sounds mid
I think the recipe may predate the introduction of citrus to the Iberian peninsula.
Citrus are native to Asia, so the middle east would have adopted it earlier than the western most point of Europe.
Garlic+Mayo is no longer mayo. It is magically transformed into a top tier condiment
Is aioli the same thing as mayo tho?
Traditional aioli consists only of garlic, salt, and olive oil. It can be very garlic-spicy, so people adulterate it with mayonnaise to be more palatable to midwesterners.
Aioli has garlic, and aioli purists maintain that it shouldn't have egg, while mayo does not have garlic and by definition has egg yolk. Apparently aioli ONLY has garlic and no other flavorings, too.