How to Make VEGAN MAYONNAISE // Aquafaba Mayo | Mary's Test Kitchen

Can you make your own vegan mayonnaise? Of course! And aquafaba mayo is one of the easiest vegan mayos to make at home. This vegan recipe produces a classic mayonnaise that is thick, creamy, slightly tangy and simply perfect for all your sandwich needs. The ingredients are basically the same as with a normal mayonnaise recipe, except we replace the traditional egg with aquafaba and a sprinkle of eggy-tasting black salt. Just like with most mayo, it’s gluten-free. Unlike many vegan mayo recipes floating around, this recipe is soy-free and nut-free as well.

What is Aquafaba? It's the thick cooking water from chickpeas and other legumes. You can get it from draining a can of beans and saving the water. You can also make it yourself from dry beans, like in this tutorial: youtu.be/uztw9FUF3f8

**ONLY USE THICK AQUAFABA FOR THIS RECIPE**
If your aquafaba looks watery, boil it to reduce the volume. When it cools, it should be slimy and thick like egg white.
**DON'T GO OVERBOARD WITH THE BLACK SALT**
That stuff is strong and a little goes a long way.

ITEMS IN THIS VIDEO
Mini Food Processor: amzn.to/29VUk3i
Black Salt (Kala Namak): amzn.to/2agPd0g

***AQUAFABA MAYONNAISE RECIPE***
Printable recipe + blog post: marystestkitchen.com/aquafaba-mayonnaise

VIDEOS MENTIONED

Aquafaba 101: youtube.com/watch?v=kExpx2BzIOQ&list=PL6QDl…

Aquafaba from Scratch: youtube.com/watch?v=uztw9FUF3f8&list=PL6QDl…

Aquafaba Mozzarella: youtube.com/watch?v=WgerHyZwDug&index=15&am…

Vegan "Honey": youtube.com/watch?v=VNJZkFHfY_c&list=PL6QDl…

Dilly Dip: youtube.com/watch?v=rq79ECV7PG4&list=PL6QDl…

Hainan Chili Sauce: youtube.com/watch?v=3PFxCvqm_Ks&list=PL6QDl…


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