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  1. aem said:
    Bobo Bonobo(R) said:

    I've never made mayo, only seen my friends make it, and it was always
    with a manual whisk. I have made hollandaise and I don't think it
    usually turns out perfect in consistency, and in fact it's been pretty
    bad. Maybe it's a practice thing.

    Quoted message said:

    Is this what you mean?http://www.everythingkitchens.com/cuisinart_CSB-33.html

    Quoted message said:

    Would that help?

    Yes, one of those. Mine is a Braun and came with a cylindrical
    container into which the business end of the blender just fits. You
    put your ingredients in -- egg or yolk, lime/lemon juice, salt, oil
    (no need to dribble it in)--then insert the blender to the bottom,
    turn it on and slowly draw it upwards. Takes about ten seconds and
    you have mayonnaise. Keeps about a week. Great for making mayos
    specially flavored with garlic and herbs tailored to something you're
    making.

    Have you made hollandaise that way? Heck, I'm ready to order one
    right now.

    Thanks.

    Quoted message said:

    -aem

    --Bryan

  2. Bobo Bonobo(R) said:
    aem said:
    Bobo Bonobo(R) said:

    I've never made mayo, only seen my friends make it, and it was always
    with a manual whisk. I have made hollandaise and I don't think it
    usually turns out perfect in consistency, and in fact it's been pretty
    bad. Maybe it's a practice thing.

    Quoted message said:

    Is this what you mean?http://www.everythingkitchens.com/cuisinart_CSB-33.html

    Quoted message said:

    Would that help?

    Yes, one of those. Mine is a Braun and came with a cylindrical
    container into which the business end of the blender just fits. You
    put your ingredients in -- egg or yolk, lime/lemon juice, salt, oil
    (no need to dribble it in)--then insert the blender to the bottom,
    turn it on and slowly draw it upwards. Takes about ten seconds and
    you have mayonnaise. Keeps about a week. Great for making mayos
    specially flavored with garlic and herbs tailored to something you're
    making.

    Have you made hollandaise that way? Heck, I'm ready to order one
    right now.


    He probably has. I certainly have and I can tell you it works.

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  3. Norman Paperman said:


    "Reg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Bobo Bonobo(R) said:

    On Nov 25, 12:27 pm, aem <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >On Nov 25, 7:17 am, "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    >
    >
    >> [snips] The only respectable mayo is anything but
    >>quick to make. Your standards for food are obviously pretty low.
    >
    >You obviously don't have a wand blender. If you did you could make
    >more than respectable mayo in less than a minute.

    No, I don't. Perhaps I should ask Santa. When I first typed Santa,
    it came out as Satan. I will not sell my soul for a wand blender.

    I've never made mayo, only seen my friends make it, and it was always
    with a manual whisk.

    Again you vociferate about a subject and yet you have no experience
    with it.

    No. Jill has Bobo Bozo beat by many years. Experience, you know.

    Quoted message said:


    Using a stick or standup blender you'll have mayo in under a
    minute. By hand, it might take two or three. The key is to use
    a large balloon whisk, but then you might not figure out stuff
    like that just by watching your friends.

    If he (or Jill) hasn't seen or done it, it doesn't exist. Can't you
    remember that?

    well, it may exist, but in any case it's deplorable.

    your pal,
    blake

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