Mayonnaise, Aioli, seafood sauce, tartare sauce, dill mayo & Honey mustard mayo

The only bad thing about making your own mayonnaise is wanting to eat it with everything it tastes so good!

Basic mayo
1 egg
½ tsp Dijon mustard
tablespoon white vinegar
pinch salt
pinch pepper
200 ml (approx.) Extra Virgin Olive oil

Traditionally we just just the yolk to use mayo but then what do we do with the whites? for home cooking I just use the whole egg and it works out fine! Whisk the eggs, mustard and vinegar together and while still whisking fast pour the oil in a slow drizzle until all combined and thick season with the salt and pepper. Or use a food processor or blender

In the thermomix put the egg, mustard, salt and pepper and vinegar in the bowl blend speed 4 slowly pour the oil in in a slow drizzle until thick, can pour onto the lid with the mc on and wiggle the mc up a little to make the slow stream.

Tartare add one tablespoon of each chopped gherkins, capers and lemon juice to mayo

Aioli add 2 blended cloves of garlic to the eggs and vinegar before starting, or whole garlic cloves in the thermomix at the start with the eggs

Caper balsamic substitute the white vinegar with balsamic vinegar and add 2 tablespoons of chopped cappers

Dill mayonnaise add 2 tablespoons of dill to the mayonnaise

Seafood sauce add 1 tablespoon tomato sauce, ¼ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce and a few drops to your liking of tobasco sauce to the mayonnaise

Honey mustard mayonnaise (awesome with salmon or chicken!!) Add 2 tablespoons honey and an extra teaspoon of Dijon to the eggs and vinegar before adding the oil

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Sage and garlic crumbed pork chop

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I have used pork chops but it would be just as good with pork steak, fillets or even beef or chicken
(for four portions, serve with seasonal salad and potatoes)

4 pork chops

½ cup flour
1 egg
1 cup milk

1 cup breadcrumbs
3 tablespoons sage
3 cloves garlic
Salt and pepper

Oil

Trim the fat from the pork, bash the meat with a meat mallet to flatten slightly.
Chop the sage and crush the garlic and mix with the breadcrumbs and season with salt and pepper.
In a separate bowl crack the egg into the milk and whisk.
Put the flour in a separate bowl.
Dip each chop in the flour, shake extra flour off and dip in the egg, then dip in the breadcrumbs coating well.
Heat the flat plate of the BBQ to a low heat and brush with oil, cook the pork chops in the lower heat areas of the BBQ for about 6 minutes on each side.