Naturally gluten free, paleo, sugar-free, nut-free, dairy-free, and a great replacement for sour cream or ranch dip! Add a little more oil (and a splash of lemon) and it can even serve as a quick, last-minute salad dressing!
1dropYoung Living Dill or Rosemary Vitality essential oil
1-2drops**Young Living Lemon Vitality essential oil
1/4tspHimalayan sea salt
1/2Fresh Jalapeño (optional)
1cupAvocado oil (I don't recommend olive oil, since it gives a distinct "olive" taste)
1bundleFresh cilantro
1/4Shallot
Instructions
Pulse veggies, garlic, and herbs in food processor.
Add the eggs, mustard, lemon juice, and salt and puree.
(If you want this to taste more like “regular” mayonnaise, leave out the cilantro, jalapeno, and herb oils)
Then, with the food processor running on a low speed, start adding your oil very, very slowly in a very thin, slow stream. If your food processor has an insert with a tiny, pin sized hole in it, you can use this to pour your oil into. This will allow the oil to be added in a thin, even stream so that it is incorporated into the creamy mixture.
Continue blending until all the oil is added.
Add essential oils after transferring mayonnaise to a glass or stainless steel bowl (otherwise your food processor will smell like essential oils for a while).
Makes about 1 1/2 cups. Store in an airtight container in your refrigerator for up to 10-14 days.
Optional – along with the essential oils, 1 T. whey may help your mayo to last longer, but mine gets gobbled up, so I don’t worry about it.
Notes
*I would not use this recipe if I didn’t have access to farm fresh, free-ranged chickens from a source I trust. I cannot recommend consuming raw eggs from the grocery store. Besides, free-range eggs are more nutritious and taste way better anyway! Find a source!**I only recommend using premium Young Living Vitality Essential Oils in this recipe, since they are pure enough to be ingested, and lower quality oils may be toxic.