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Mustard-caper mayonnaise: To a recipe of basic mayonnaise, add 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard, 2 tablespoons minced capers, 1 mashed anchovy and 1 tablespoon each minced fresh chervil, tarragon and parsley.
Wasabi mayonnaise: To a recipe of basic mayonnaise, add 1 tablespoon fresh or prepared wasabi
In this book she wrote that the term mayonnaise was derived from the French verb "manier," which means to handle, fee or ply; or possibly to stir or blend.— Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Cilantro-lime mayonnaise: Make the basic mayonnaise, replacing the lemon juice with lime juice and adding one-quarter cup finely minced fresh cilantro to the sauce.
"The start of my potato salad sauce is Hellmann's mayonnaise, the best mayonnaise out there," proclaims host Dave Lieberman (yeah, that guy from the Food Network). story about the 12-week "In Search of Real Food" Web series, "The show is part of a multimillion-dollar advertising and marketing effort the company kicked off in April promoting the freshness of ingredients in Hellmann's."— ClickZ News Blog

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