
Verstaile,
adaptable, creative and inspirational; just some of adjectives that could be
used to describe the career of Sir Lawrence Olivier. Mayonnaise can on it's
day though, be another source of inspiration, and if not quite in the same league
as Sir Larry, it could certainly share a stage with William Roache of Coronation
Street fame. So, please browse back regularly for our eclectic recipe suggestions
as the World of Mayonnaise scours the shelf of dusty old recipe books for ways
to enliven your dusty old life.
We are also extremely proud to announce the launch of a slection of prefabricated mayonnaise convenience foods, graded, rated and sampled with the same care and diligence with which the World of Mayonnaise approaches everything mayonnaise related. So click here to see what food stuffs are available ready mixed for all those people too lazy stupid unimaginative or lacking in forks to mix succesfully together a bowl of tuna with a jar of mayonnaise.
Today's random felch of culinary creativity is the following golden nugget:
Green
Mayonnaise
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This
simple, herby sauce is a suggested accompaniment to the New England Clambake,
but can be used in a variety of ways. Stir some of this into chopped, cooked
shrimp for a quick and easy shrimp salad sandwich filling.
1 cup
lightly packed parsley sprigs
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil (or 2 tsp. dried)
1 cup mayonnaise
1 Tbsp. lemon juice
In a
food processor, combine the parsley and basil; whirl until finely chopped.
Add the mayonnaise and lemon juice. Process until well combined. Refrigerate
until ready to serve. Servings per Recipe: 4-6
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