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Re: Awesomeburger.

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  1. "Perdu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I had served it on a bead of chicory greens and topped it with home made
    mayonnaise. About 1 big Tbsp. (Used the Braun boat motor to mix 1 cup
    canola oil, 1/4 tsp salt, 1 tsp ground mustard, 1/2 tbsp rice vinegar, 1
    egg, room temperature! Mix and love.)

    As Alton Brown might say, 'I'll bet you've never had taste this good in your
    mouth.' 😉
    Your homemade mayonnaise from his recipe? He pulls out that model of
    suspended fats enough that I suppose I should try it. 🙂

    Mark

    260/238/200 since: 18/01/2005

  2. Regarding homemade mayonnaise, aren't there concerns about the safety
    of using raw eggs to make it?
    I'd be interested in trying to make my own as well (the market I shop
    at is often out of the large Best Foods size I prefer and no other
    brand comes close to BF's mayo, to my taste) but I'm leery due to the
    idea of using raw eggs (salmonella, etc. concerns).
    Admittedly, I don't know how the comemrcial mayo manufacturers deal
    with this food safety issue regarding mayo.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Regarding homemade mayonnaise, aren't there concerns about the safety
    of using raw eggs to make it?
    I'd be interested in trying to make my own as well (the market I shop
    at is often out of the large Best Foods size I prefer and no other
    brand comes close to BF's mayo, to my taste) but I'm leery due to the
    idea of using raw eggs (salmonella, etc. concerns).
    Admittedly, I don't know how the comemrcial mayo manufacturers deal
    with this food safety issue regarding mayo.

    You can use pasteurized eggs. http://www.safeeggs.com/ (for instance)

    Personally, I'm not worried about it -- the amount of salmonella in fresh
    eggs (i.e., in terms of the number of eggs with salmonella) is darn small.

    --
    Bob in CT

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