Aquafaba (the water that chickpeas are cooked in) is great for making this vegan version of mayonnaise which keeps for at least a week without any of the worries of raw egg. By using an immersion (hand) blender you also eliminate any risk of it splitting.
Makes about 250ml of mayonnaise.

Ingredients
- 60ml (4 tbsp) liquid from cooked chickpeas (aquafaba)
- 2 tbsp lime juice
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp mustard powder
- a large pinch of salt
- a small handful of fresh coriander leaves (cilantro if you're in the USA) - about 6 or 7 stems, remove the leaves and discard the stems
- 120ml (8 tbsp) sunflower oil
- 60ml (4 tbsp) extra virgin olive oil

Method
- Put the aquafaba, lime juice, garlic, mustard and salt along with the leaves of the coriander in a tall, narrow, container.
- Use an immersion blender to mix all the ingredients.
- Add a tablespoon of the sunflower oil and then turn on the blender on high speed until well mixed.
- Repeat for 4 more tablespoons of the oil.
- Add the remaining 3 tablespoons of oil in one go and blend until smooth.
- Finally add the olive oil and continue to blend until smooth.
- Cover and refrigerate until needed.

Makes about 250ml of mayonnaise.
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