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<blockquote data-quote="AtkinsMo" data-source="post: 1114580" data-attributes="member: 104933"><p>We buy our first pressed extra virgin olive oil from the olive press in Lubrin in southern Spain, usually about 10 litres a year. We have just packed 6 litres in the car to come back with us to the UK. It's powerful and unctuous. It's an acquired taste, admittedly, but you do acquire it! I make Mayo rather like [USER=41816]@Brunneria[/USER] 's video. Easy Peasy, sometimes it turns out 'perfect' consistency, sometimes it's too runny, then I call it salad dressing and use it up regardless. You can add any old herb, garlic, change the acid - lemon juice, Apple cider vinegar. It's all natural and good stuff. And yes, I'm a mustard girl, good old dollop of Dijon - or even Colman's - ring the changes! Oh and don't forget plenty of natural sea salt and black pepper.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AtkinsMo, post: 1114580, member: 104933"] We buy our first pressed extra virgin olive oil from the olive press in Lubrin in southern Spain, usually about 10 litres a year. We have just packed 6 litres in the car to come back with us to the UK. It's powerful and unctuous. It's an acquired taste, admittedly, but you do acquire it! I make Mayo rather like [USER=41816]@Brunneria[/USER] 's video. Easy Peasy, sometimes it turns out 'perfect' consistency, sometimes it's too runny, then I call it salad dressing and use it up regardless. You can add any old herb, garlic, change the acid - lemon juice, Apple cider vinegar. It's all natural and good stuff. And yes, I'm a mustard girl, good old dollop of Dijon - or even Colman's - ring the changes! Oh and don't forget plenty of natural sea salt and black pepper. [/QUOTE]
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