Skip the olive oil or other strong flavored oils with this delicious mayo recipe! This G.A.P.S. diet legal mayonnaise uses a fabulous combination of oils to achieve the perfect mild mayo taste we are used to with store bought mayo!
Homemade Mayo Recipe - No Olive Oil, No Avocado Oil
Finding a mayo recipe that really tasted like our favorite store bought mayonnaise (Helmen's) wasn't easy. There was a lot of trial and error, testing different oil combinations, and more...
But eventually I hit that sweet spot and found a homemade mayo recipe that is not only G.A.P.S. legal, but works for keto and paleo diets as well!
And as a bonus, this recipe for homemade mayonnaise doesn't use any olive oil OR avocado oil, which I have found to be very overpowering in their taste.
Instead, it uses sesame and grapeseed oils to create a delicious mild tasting homemade mayonnaise! I use this mayo in everything from ranch dressing to deviled eggs!
Related: GAPS, Low-Carb Ketchup Recipe
Mayonnaise Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 large eggs COLD
- 1 tsp yellow mustard (organic, no sugar)
- 2 Tbsp fresh lemon juice (This is needed to allow it to stay fresh for several weeks in the fridge)
- 1/2 tsp salt (we used pink Himalayan)
- 1 cup sesame oil (cold pressed)
- 1/2 cup grapeseed oil (optional, you can use all sesame)
Instructions
- Add all ingredients EXCEPT oils to a food processor (or blender) and blend until combined.
- With processor running, slowly drizzle oil into mix. It should take about 1 minute to pour all the oil into the egg mix.
- Once oil has been added, check mayo for consistency. If it is too thin for your liking, add more oil (with machine on) 1 Tbsp at a time until consistency is reached.
- Store in a glass container in the fridge for up to 5 weeks.
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Joyce says
Hi Victoria!
I just recently started reading your blog and looking over your recipes. I’m excited! I have a couple of questions about the mayo. First would you mind telling me what brands of cold pressed sesame oil and grape seed oil you use? Also, has there ever been a problem with using raw eggs? I use organic pasture raised eggs when I can’t get any fresh eggs from my daughter who has chicken. Thank you!
Victoria says
Hi Joyce, welcome!
I’m not sure of the brand now – I haven’t been able to get any in a while due to Covid :-(
It’s organic, I do know that, but I forget the brand! As far as raw eggs, they are pasteurized if you get them from the store, so that’s not an issue. But the lemon juice is there to raise the Ph of the mayo to avoid any bacteria growth.
We have not had any problems!