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Ingredients
3 |
cups mayonnaise (remove ¼ of mayo from a 1-quart jar and put away for other uses) |
6 |
ounces package blue cheese |
4 |
tablespoons garlic paste |
4 |
tablespoons dry roasted garlic |
30 |
|
2 |
tablespoons coarse ground black pepper |
4 |
tablespoons olive oil (garlic flavored is also good) |
Preparation
Step 1 |
Mix all the ingredients into the jar of mayo with a spoon. Place jar in the refrigerator overnight to let things blend. The dry roasted garlic will dry your mayo out as it absorbs most of the moisture, so I found if I soak it in some olive oil first I don’t have that problem. |
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About Garlic Blue Cheese Mayo
I make a great garlic mayo that we enjoy, and my friends are always asking for more- I can’t keep up with the requests! A few weeks ago, I was talking with my friend Michael Wright; he has a site that I enjoy visiting, http://www.athomewithmichael.com. I got the idea of doing a Garlic Blue Cheese Mayo. He has a Blue Cheese yogurt sauce that Patti says looks wonderful, and she wants to try it as a salad dressing.
So, I took my Garlic mayo recipe and just added a 6 oz. package of Blue Cheese. If you like Blue Cheese and garlic you won’t be disappointed here. There is more than just a hint of blue cheese and garlic. There is enough garlic and blue cheese here that you can actually chew. I have caught some people I won’t mention any names, but her initials are Patti, makes a sandwich with just this mayo and sourdough bread…
This Garlic Blue Cheese Mayonnaise will knock your socks off.
Remember that a recipe is simply an outline; it is not written in stone. Don’t be afraid to make changes to suit your taste. This has more than a hint of garlic and blue cheese, depending on your taste you may want to tone this one down. For us, it’s just right.
Enjoy,
Ken & Patti





