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Ali Oli
by Mickinspainfrom Spain
Recipe Story
Not allowlie, alloilly or any derivative of that name, it's pronounced Alley Olley and is a speciality from the Valencian region of Spain, although it's made almost anywhere.
I have been shown more 'proper' ways to make this dish that I can remember, with egg yoke, with egg white with pepper, in a pestle and mortar, in a blender.
Delicious with salad, potato wedges or tortilla
So this is my tried and tested vampire bat deterrent.
Servings:
about 20 desert spoonfulsLevel of difficulty:
EasyIngredients
Any light food oil I use maize oil (corn)
Light olive oil, look for a specific gravity of around 0.4
1,2, or 3 cloves of garlic
1/2 teaspoon of sea salt
1 large egg
chopped flat leaf parsley about 1 heaped tablespoon
1/2 a fresh lemon juiced
Method
I mix about 3/4 maize or corn oil with about 1/4 olive oil by volume and keep this in a separate bottle.
Crush as many cloves to your own taste, by whatever method you choose, garlic press, side of a knife or pestle and mortar use the salt to help grind it to a paste
Place this mix into a vessel of your choice I use a tall plastic jug to save my shirts
Add a little of the oil mix, whiz with a blender
Add the egg and blend adding oil in a drizzle until it becomes thick beware do not over blend it or it will split, if it splits use a clean vessel and add a little of the split mix add another egg and start again.
When its thick and creamy add the chopped parsley and lemon juice blend briefly
Place in a screw topped jar and chill
Will keep for a week in the fridge
For those watching their weight use a measuring jug to dispense the oil then determine the amount used, add your egg value and while spooning it into the jar count the number of dessertspoon full's do your sums and add to your food diary.
Don't be afraid to experiment with other herbs a little mint is lovely, sage and rosemary add a twist although not traditional, you could colour with a little tomato sauce
It really works we have never seen a vampire bat since we moved here! Although I recommend both partners may wish to eat it at the same meal.
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payesa, 19 Feb 2007 6:58am
I have lived in Spain for 18yrs, it is easier to make with a hand held electric whisk, roughly cut garlic, and put in the tall jug with oil, egg, salt and a...
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