The Lunchbox Doctor’s Avocado Mayonnaise
It’s July, it’s hot in France, and the barbecue is cranking out delicious grills every day. I am lucky enough to have the visit of the delightful and talented nutritionist Jenny Tschiesche, aka Lunchbox Doctor, and her family. Meals together are a joyous mélange of paleo and wine, of English and French, and of course there is Thermomix recipe sharing. Jenny was kind enough to let Madame Thermomix help her make a batch of her scrumptious Avocado Mayonnaise while ThermoHubby John snapped a few piccies.
- 3 ripe avocados, de-stoned and skin removed (see Jenny's super tip below)
- 15 g lemon juice (or more to taste)
- 15 g apple cider vinegar (or more to taste)
- a pinch of salt
- a few good grinds of black pepper
- 30 g extra virgin olive oil
- Add all ingredients -except the olive oil- to the Thermomix bowl and mix 30 seconds/Speed 4 1/2.
- Scrape down sides of bowl with spatula, add olive oil and mix again until super smooth.
- Taste and adjust the amount of lemon juice and/or ACV; the mixture should be just a bit tangy.
- That's it!
- Jenny's super tip for removing the skin of avocados: Cut avocados in half and remove the stone. Run your thumb between the skin and the flesh and watch the flesh pop out like magic! Just make sure it pops into the Thermomix bowl 😉
A totally healthy alternative to traditional egg-based mayo, Lunchbox Doctor’s Avocado Mayonnaise is fast and easy to make in the Thermomix. Eat it on its own, dollop it on a burger, slather it on a sandwich, enjoy!
Hi Ingrid, many thanks for your comment and your link to the “what-to-do-with-avocado-pits” article. There are some amazing ideas in there! And of course, our favourite Thermomix should easily be able to come to grips with an avocado pit 😉
Happy Thermomix cooking with Why is There Air!
Hi,
Great recipe, thank you!
Did you know that the stone of the avocado is edible, too?
And good for various uses?
See https://toughnickel.com/frugal-living/avocado-seed
Adapt for preparation TM where desired.
Greetings from NZ!