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Easy homemade aioli
Sæt en skål aioli og en portion fritter (af kartofler, grønne bønner, polenta eller rodfrugter) foran mig, og du får en meget glad Emma.
En skål hjemmelavet aioli og en portion fritter (af kartofler, grønne bønner, polenta eller rodfrugter) går du aldrig galt i byen med.
Her får du opskriften på den perfekte hjemmelavet aioli.

Dip til 6 personer personer
Forberedelse /I alt 5 min
INGREDIENSER
- 1 æg
- 1 tsk. dijonsennep
- 1 spsk. citronsaft
- 1 tsk. hvidvinseddike
- 2-3 fed hvidløg, pressede
- 1/2 tsk. flagesalt
- 1,5 - 2 dl olivenolie og/eller smagsneutral olie
MED ELPISKER
Pisk æg, sennep, citronsaft, hvidvinseddike, hvidløg og salt sammen.
Tilsæt olivenolien i en tynd stråle, mens du pisker med elpisker. Tilsæt dernæst langsomt den smagsneutrale olie, mens du pisker, indtil du opnår den ønskede konsistens.
Smag til med salt.
MED STAVBLENDER
Kom alle ingredienserne i høj beholder. Start med 1,5 dl olie. Brug en stavblender til at blende det sammen. Tilføj evt. lidt mere olie, til konsistensen er perfekt. Smag til, og servér.
Homemade aioli with olive oil and garlic
Aioli is a mayonnaise made from olive oil and flavoured with lots of garlic. It is a Spanish classic that is served with everything from meat, seafood and vegetables, and it is also wonderful as a dip for fries or warm bread. Homemade aioli can really be served with most things! For example, serve aioli as an alternative (or supplement) to butter, as a bowl for buffets and as part of a tapas board. It is also a fantastic dip for oven-baked potatoes or Greek fritters.
Easy aïoli with a hand blender
Making homemade aioli is super easy if you use a hand blender. Put all the ingredients in a container - wroom-wroom - and then you have the most delicious creamy texture.
How to make the best homemade aioli?
That's a question only you can answer, because the amount of garlic, olive oil and acid (white wine vinegar and/or lemon juice) should be adjusted to suit your taste buds. Below is our best recipe. We made the aioli from a mild olive oil, but some people find the taste too strong, and if you're one of them, we recommend using a neutral oil (like rapeseed oil or avocado oil) in a ratio of 50/50 or 25/75. Try it out! We also add egg white, which some people will probably shake their heads at. Egg white gives a nice and slightly more airy consistency, but you can easily use the egg yolk alone. Maybe start with 0.5 egg white and see what you think :-)
TIP: try too one of our other dips - we have recipes for everything from vegan cashew dip with herbs to cold bearnaise sauce!
Recipes with aioli
Quinoa-breaded salmon with parsnip fritters & toasted aioli Salmon with pesto crust