Gordon states that you don't season the Mayo until later because it ruins the egg yolks.. yet puts mustard right away in there.. I would assume because the mustard is prepared and in liquid form that it is ok... This is just my common sense based on cooking for over 25 years.. Am I correct to assume this? Well, stupid question I guess, I have made Hollandaise enough to know what elements produce a splitting of sauces...to make this a ceasar dressing add anchovy paste and garlic..
@duffauctions Actually, mustard is quite literally an emulsifier. It helps make mayo; all mayonnaise is is an emulsion of egg yolks and oil, and the mustard helps that happen on a chemical level. It also helps your oil and vinegar mix if you're making a marinade; just a little pinch of mustard powder makes a world of difference.
Sunflower oil has a rather inert flavor makeup and works well also. Want an amazing olive burger? Use olive oil for your mayo and dice into finished mayo, your favorite olive blend.
I guess it seems easier to use raw egg, but it is not that hard to heat up the yolks in water to the proper heat to kill any potential bacteria, this is especially essential in the united states! lol.. but could happen anywhere
I hesitate to question the Great Ramsay, but a "neutral oil"? Peanut oil has an incredibly distinct flavor. I would think canola would be more 'neutral'? Oh well, I guess just listen to the master...he probably knows best.
Raw egg? Guaranteed salmonella! Try this instead: Place one cup of soymilk in blender. Acidify with 3 tablespoon vinegar. Add one half teaspoon salt. Add one half teaspoon mustard. Add one tablespoon sugar. With blender on high, slowly drizzle in olive oil Until emulsion thickens. Chill.
apparantly mayo is (for me at least) on of the harder things to do. 1) it's east to cut... and also it can be dangerus as you cooking raw eggs/ (salmonela alert)
Since what he wanted was no flavor from the oil, peanut oil does this and is what restuarants in the U.S. use for the same attribute. Its a neutral flavored oil, contrasted by Olive Oil and alike which impart a flavor to a dish.
The bigger issue for us yanks is english mustard, where can we find that, can Dijan Mustard work?
Groundnut oil is Peanut oil... thats just how its marketed over here in blighty.
veg oil will work as will canola, you want to use a flavourless oil for the most part. You can add a flavoured oil - truffle, olive, hazelnut etc etc but it should only make up a small amount of the oil you useor it will not be very tasty.
@Murmedon nooooo... peanut is peanut... he said, ground nut because it's NOT flavoured. Vegetable oil will do, has hardly any taste nor aroma. good luck!
alot quicker not to whisk? are you kidding. slow down dude - whisking it takes less than a minute. AND you dont have to wash that god-forsaken machine. also, does Ramsey have a UTI or something - why is he jumping around?
dont know what the neg feedback is for, maybe the Ramsay bashing and not the technique.
Mayo can be made by hand with a balloon mix in a minute or less depending how good your arm is, I know, I made it today at Gordon Ramsays culinary school in the UK! Taking a machine out, setting up, cleaning and putting away take longer than that and you havent even made the mayo yet.
@kwiat77 have you ever made mayonnaise by whisking egg yolks? takes at least 10 minutes, my friend, to get the right airiness. I'm surprised the food processor actually worked for this.
what if the regular ordinary swedish meal time guys saw this?
kasuturo 9 months ago 78
How much oil is there in the mayo?
PuetoFraArgentinacss 9 months ago 4
raw eggs.. I'll pass
FloridaRaider 9 months ago
No no, That's vegetable oil, if u want, u can use half to half oil and olive oil.
lulywelling 9 months ago
Gordon states that you don't season the Mayo until later because it ruins the egg yolks.. yet puts mustard right away in there.. I would assume because the mustard is prepared and in liquid form that it is ok... This is just my common sense based on cooking for over 25 years.. Am I correct to assume this? Well, stupid question I guess, I have made Hollandaise enough to know what elements produce a splitting of sauces...to make this a ceasar dressing add anchovy paste and garlic..
duffauctions 9 months ago
@duffauctions salt starts breaking down the egg yolk, season generically means salt+pepper
DavidPlim 9 months ago 2
@duffauctions Actually, mustard is quite literally an emulsifier. It helps make mayo; all mayonnaise is is an emulsion of egg yolks and oil, and the mustard helps that happen on a chemical level. It also helps your oil and vinegar mix if you're making a marinade; just a little pinch of mustard powder makes a world of difference.
KirinRahl 9 months ago 7
@duffauctions mustard has emulsification properties so helps blend with the oil.
gerardquimbo 9 months ago 7
all ingredients in tall container + hand mixer (mixer, not "whisker") = win
Trukkerkeps 9 months ago 7
@Trukkerkeps Agreed! That's how I always make mayonnaise.
XxSharkBatexX 9 months ago
how long will it keep in the fridge?
CtrlAltDltYou 10 months ago
Why does he always dance around like he's got to pee?
refboy4 10 months ago 454
Interesting..
batoo1994 10 months ago
well it not the true way of making maionese, i know.
My grandmother made it a lot lot lot better than him....
chang112x 10 months ago
"ground nut"??? its called a frickin peanut
alSation81 10 months ago
Sunflower oil has a rather inert flavor makeup and works well also. Want an amazing olive burger? Use olive oil for your mayo and dice into finished mayo, your favorite olive blend.
THEREALInfamousP 10 months ago
fail the camera has to keep on moving because gorden ramsay moves too much. XD
John3dwards 10 months ago
looks like he needs to go to the bathroom... >.<
but hey, now I know how to make mayonnaise!
picsmics4 10 months ago
lol, he says keep it in the fridge but he puts it in the cabinet
Tanaen 10 months ago
What other Kinds of Oils can I use? Olive oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil? Looking for the best alternative to Canola/penut oil. HELP!
RichardG0014 11 months ago
Cool, I should try this out
Midnight0Mistress 11 months ago
How long can you keep this home-made mayo in the fridge for?
hashthedealer 11 months ago
Hey Gordan, will rapeseed oil do instead? I'll be expecting a reply by tomorrow.
Stevie10Gunshot 11 months ago
I can actually see myself tied to a chair while he sharpens those knives in the beginning..
TheSatchmosaurus 11 months ago
Mayonnaise. Done.
hkostbye 11 months ago 2
why r u moving around soo much?
MoNiCa12168 11 months ago
I guess it seems easier to use raw egg, but it is not that hard to heat up the yolks in water to the proper heat to kill any potential bacteria, this is especially essential in the united states! lol.. but could happen anywhere
BriefHistoryOfTime 1 year ago
mmm raw egg.. This guy is a genius:P
BriefHistoryOfTime 1 year ago
I hesitate to question the Great Ramsay, but a "neutral oil"? Peanut oil has an incredibly distinct flavor. I would think canola would be more 'neutral'? Oh well, I guess just listen to the master...he probably knows best.
silvertongue111 1 year ago
He siad he uses nut oil because it has no flavour, i dotn know about you but every peanut oil ive tasted tastes kinda nutty.
weffulon6 1 year ago
He forgot vinegar, how come mayo no vinegar.
lesleyhenriquez 1 year ago
Im never eating mayonaise again... *baaarf*
Madhofd 1 year ago
mayo is really just eating oil.
PirateKing1256 1 year ago
How long will this keep?
TheRamstoss 1 year ago
I try to avoid mayonais because of how unhealthy it is but man i would love to try this fresh made lovely looking mayonais.
my89tube 1 year ago
i never realized how simple it is to make mayoniase
AnkushB 1 year ago
wat happens if i dun use mustard ?
solidsnake455 1 year ago
wat happens if i dun use the ' english mustard ' and accidently add water in it ? i need help please .
solidsnake455 1 year ago
How long does this last yeah?
gekaizer 1 year ago
no vinegar?
Kahvelisika 1 year ago
U R My IDol !
MsDoomzee 1 year ago
The opening is impressive ^ ^.
Tawakapu 1 year ago
The opening is impressive ^ ^.
Tawakapu 1 year ago
I'd personally use white pepper
Monerasauce 1 year ago
amazing, mayonais is the one of the most un-elegant foods to me but ramsey managed to make it gourmet.
my89tube 1 year ago
nono
stevenfelice1 1 year ago
Its hard to make mayonnaise when a guy with a knife is glaring at you
HairyGoatSniffer 1 year ago
whisk it you lazy boy
martiniforlunch92 1 year ago
I really wish Mr.Ramsay would bring these shows to America. Like the F-word.
I think that he should do best American eatery challenge. It would be awesome.
THEdestroyedONE 1 year ago
yeah he jumps from foot to foot all the time . Its like a nervous thing .
scoobeedu 1 year ago
thanks for the upload..but it makes me dizzy while watching video..lol
aaronfate4ever 1 year ago
i-cant-stop-drooling.... O_O although i dont like mayonais very much...
MyBlackSheep 1 year ago
WetlandsRemediation 1 year ago
but when you use raw eggs, isn't that increasing the risk of salmonella ?
138445021 1 year ago
apparantly mayo is (for me at least) on of the harder things to do. 1) it's east to cut... and also it can be dangerus as you cooking raw eggs/ (salmonela alert)
idotakeliberty 1 year ago
on a sandwich plzzz!!!
pkflake 1 year ago
i thought he was gonna teach me something i didn't know, what a deuch
eltonjesus69 1 year ago
@eltonjesus69 How famous are you?
cprobosteuribe 1 year ago
@eltonjesus69 He's from Scotland, not Germany
CWR032 1 year ago
@eltonjesus69
You moron, treat Ramsay with some respect you pig!
fight4gipper1 10 months ago
peanut oil
ajdart05 1 year ago
its peanut oil.
kuyyuk 2 years ago
I believe most men know how to make mayonaise...lol
fuckphjbfanhitzjjr 2 years ago
Why is it NOT as white and thick like those we get from the store ?
tanwirulqalb 2 years ago
it's peanut oil. next time, try googling it.
jsn1981 2 years ago
Help the yankee
"ground nut oil" = canola? vegetable?
n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 2 years ago 31
granola
DarkZedEx 2 years ago
Groundnut is what the rest of the English-speaking world calls peanut.
thibaulthalpern 2 years ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 PEANUT oil. sorry but duhhrr just kidding ;p
LaraVonDerMeer 2 years ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3
I am assuming that is Peanut Oil in the USA
Since what he wanted was no flavor from the oil, peanut oil does this and is what restuarants in the U.S. use for the same attribute. Its a neutral flavored oil, contrasted by Olive Oil and alike which impart a flavor to a dish.
The bigger issue for us yanks is english mustard, where can we find that, can Dijan Mustard work?
daFranch1se69 2 years ago
Peanut oil.
PorkIsHalal 2 years ago
i will help you yankee!
Groundnut oil is Peanut oil... thats just how its marketed over here in blighty.
veg oil will work as will canola, you want to use a flavourless oil for the most part. You can add a flavoured oil - truffle, olive, hazelnut etc etc but it should only make up a small amount of the oil you useor it will not be very tasty.
foxteldyl 2 years ago
I believe that's canola oil my friend
gunnerglory 2 years ago
peanut oil, actually.
AVMasseyBlog 2 years ago
@gunnerglory heck no, that would be one hell of a stinky mayo man :) Must be refine sunflower oil (that's what mostly used)
zelibober 11 months ago
yeah I guess? I just read my mayo jar in the fridge.. it said soybean oil! (hellmans)
neurocosm 2 years ago
canola oil: vegetable oil made from rapeseed; it is high in monounsaturated fatty acids
ToshiroDK 1 year ago
peanut
ajdart05 1 year ago
not canola or vegetable...it's peanut oil he is using.
zayedkev 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 Vegetable oil is NOT ground nut oil - ground nut oil is sometimes called Peanut Oil. Vegetable oil has flavour.
countkostaki 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 ground nut being things like peanut oil, grape seed oil, things like that i believe
mystickirby 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3
It's actually peanut oil.
Murmedon 1 year ago 60
@Murmedon Peanut Oil in mayonnaise? What is this? Yan Can Cook?
surfer53 1 year ago
@Murmedon nooooo... peanut is peanut... he said, ground nut because it's NOT flavoured. Vegetable oil will do, has hardly any taste nor aroma. good luck!
drgonz1 1 year ago
@Murmedon it's actually synthetic penzoil.......w30
AxLstyle 10 months ago
@Murmedon
thank you, i was just about to ask that same question.
gpizzle123 10 months ago
@Murmedon peanut is the same shit as ground nut. ground nut is brittish and peanut is more american.... I think
g700x7 10 months ago
peanut oil
mrk0007 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 peanut ground nut is basicly the oil from most nuts...
francocrs 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3
Vegetable's best.
Don't use olive.
It ruins the taste.
SinnFein4ever 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 Canola yeah... Vegetable yeah.
ToshiroDK 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 "Ground nuts" are what the British call peanuts.
yerk3 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 Peanut oil lol.
pipeline3609 1 year ago
Peanut oil lol.
pipeline3609 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 Groundnut = Peanut oil. Canola = Plant that grows in fields
123TauruZ321 1 year ago
@n0us3rn4m3s4v41l4bl3 peanut oil... but like he said... neutral tasting oil is good enough...
peanutking242 1 year ago
alot quicker not to whisk? are you kidding. slow down dude - whisking it takes less than a minute. AND you dont have to wash that god-forsaken machine. also, does Ramsey have a UTI or something - why is he jumping around?
kwiat77 2 years ago
eeerm... you can put the machine's plastic bowl in the dishwasher...
RequiemReaper 2 years ago
dont know what the neg feedback is for, maybe the Ramsay bashing and not the technique.
Mayo can be made by hand with a balloon mix in a minute or less depending how good your arm is, I know, I made it today at Gordon Ramsays culinary school in the UK! Taking a machine out, setting up, cleaning and putting away take longer than that and you havent even made the mayo yet.
foxteldyl 2 years ago
@kwiat77 he jumps around to create energy.....The more excited he seems about something the more excited we are going to be...
Besides if he was like Ferris Buelers teacher all monotone and stiff I dont think we would even know who Gordon Ramsay was
96JUSTIN 1 year ago
@kwiat77 uhh it is a lot quicker not to whisk it, its simple science think about it.
hsuanstr 1 year ago
@kwiat77 have you ever made mayonnaise by whisking egg yolks? takes at least 10 minutes, my friend, to get the right airiness. I'm surprised the food processor actually worked for this.
richterscale09 1 year ago