Mild Cashew Mayonaise
Makes almost 2 cups
Based on the “Cashew Mayonaise” recipe from this site; I just adapted it for my taste. Many thanks to Goddess Leonie for the original!
Ingredients
- 2 cups raw cashews
- 1 clove garlic, crushed
- 1 lemon, juice
- 2 teaspoons Nama Shoyu
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon salt
- water, as needed to help it blend.
Preparation
Put all ingredients in blender and blend until creamy, adding water as needed to help it blend. Refrigerate until ready to use. I used it to make my Mayonaise Vegetables/Red Cabbage Slaw Delight. Let me know what you use it for!
Comments
rawclaire writes: (March 02, 2008)
I’ll definately make this one! :)
Shutter Nutter writes: (March 02, 2008)
I made it and it’s yum! How long do you think it will keep for?
angie writes: (March 03, 2008)
Shutter Nutter, I’m glad you liked it! This is the first time I have made the mayo, but similar cashew concoctions usually don’t last longer than about three days. Use it as fast as you can, and just taste it before you put it in something :)
LTMeadows writes: (March 04, 2008)
I’ve made cashew mayo before and really like it. I however “cheat” and soak my cashews in vinegar first (not sure if vinegar is raw or not). This helps it keep/last much longer. I also add a bit of onion and honey (agave should work just as well if, like me, you like you like it with just a bit of sweetness).
angie writes: (March 04, 2008)
LTMeadows, no, vinegar isn’t raw, but it would work well for my sis-in-law who wants to eat healthier but loves the taste of vinegar in salad dressings – thanks for the tip!
angie writes: (March 04, 2008)
Unless you use raw apple cider vinegar – it’s the only raw one I know of. Anybody know if coconut vinegar is raw?
angie writes: (March 07, 2008)
Update – Coco Nectar vinegar says it is unheated. I tried it once last year; it was really strong & a unique flavor – now I want to get some.
LTMeadows writes: (March 13, 2008)
Apple cider vinegar is the type that I use when making it… um, doesn’t say RAW apple cider vinegar on the label… just apple cider vinegar… not sure if they may or may not still be the same.
angie writes: (March 13, 2008)
LTMeadows – That’s good to know – regular mayo has vinegar in it, so that would probably be a good flavor match if you like regular mayo. No, they are probably not the same; there is also apple cider vinegar that is not raw- Bragg’s makes raw apple cider vinegar.
kandace writes: (June 09, 2008)
Excellent, thanks!
carrie6292 writes: (July 17, 2008)
Has anyone ever tried making a mayo w/o cashews? I don’t like to use them.. would sunflower seeds or pine nuts work??
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