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Chipotle-Lime Mayo

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One of my favorite snacks (and sometimes breakfast) of all time is a hard-boiled egg slathered with Primal Kitchen’s Chipotle Lime Mayo and a sprinkle of Trader Joe’s Chile-Lime seasoning. I’ve gone through two jars of that mayonnaise and 95% of it went on hard-boiled eggs.

I suppose I could have been more creative with it (Potato Salad! Smothered Chicken! Mexi-Ranch!)

But, nope. Just eggs.

Deviled eggs for lazy people.

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I think it goes without saying that you’ll need some paleo-friendly mayo to start with. Can I tell you a little story?

I’ve never liked mayonnaise until I started making my own. I’d leave it off every sandwich if I had my choice.

How to Make Mayo — Two Ways

The first tutorial I saw several years ago for homemade mayonnaise used a mason jar and an immersion blender.

It kind of blew my mind how easy it looked — drizzling in the oil while the blender was running. I even wrote a post about it — back then I used olive oil, but I have since switched to avocado oil because it tastes better.

Then I saw the “dump & blend” method also using a mason jar and an immersion blender — but no drizzling! Mind blown again.

Except when I tried it that way, my mayonnaise NEVER emulsified, and I had to toss the broken, hopeless mixture.

After several tries (and some choice words muttered under my breath), I tried the food processor method.

I WAS GOLDEN AFTER THAT. I think I’ve only had maybe two bad batches in the dozens and dozens of batches I’ve made that way.

(P.S. Don’t use a blender. It’s harder to control the emulsification and it’s hard to get all the mayo out of the pitcher.)

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What’s in Chipotle Mayo?

I came really close to replicating that Primal Kitchen Chipotle-Lime Mayonnaise.

I used dried chipotle powder in this, but you could use a diced chipotle from a can of chipotles in adobo.

You just need some lime juice and zest (or not… it’s good without the lime as well!) and a few herbs.

It’s REALLY, REALLY good. I’ll never spend $8 on a jar at the store ever again!

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One more thing…

Smear some on a hard cooked egg and sprinkle some of that Trader Joe’s Chile-Lime Seasoning or tajin seasoning on top.

If you give this a try, let me know! Tag me online so I can see — #perrysplate @perrysplate. 

Chipotle Lime Mayonnaise

Chipotle Lime Mayonnaise

Yield: About 1/2 cup
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes

This Chipotle Lime Mayonnaise has a spicy kick and gives so much flavor to wraps and salads! (I love it simply smeared on hard-boiled eggs for a snack.)

Ingredients

  • 1 cup paleo-friendly mayonnaise
  • Zest and juice from 1 small lime
  • 2 teaspoons dried (or freeze-dried) chives
  • 1/2 teaspoon granulated garlic
  • 1/4-1/2 teaspoon dried chipotle powder

Instructions

Stir together everything in a small lidded bowl. Store, sealed, in the refrigerator for up to 10 days.

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RosieM

Sunday 18th of February 2018

Easy, quick and SOOO good. I love the Primal Kitchen Chipotle may too, but I was so tired of paying $10.00 a pop. Thanks!

Natalie Perry

Wednesday 21st of February 2018

Me too! I'm glad you liked it!

Jenn

Saturday 7th of October 2017

Oh, this sounds yummy!

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