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to prepare mayonnaise you will need:

1 chicken egg (5 quail);
200-220 ml. refined oil;
2 tbsp. lemon juice;
salt and pepper to taste.

The ingredients are placed in turn in a measuring cup, into which the immersion knife of the blender is then lowered. The blender is turned on, raised and lowered several times. Mayonnaise is ready.

You can add dry mustard, herbs, cheese, pieces of pickled cucumbers, mushrooms, olives to ready-made mayonnaise.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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