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    Cajun Kick Mayonnaise

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    A zesty and spicy mayonnaise blend perfect for adding a Cajun flair to your dishes.

    Ingredients for Cajun Kick Mayonnaise

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    Avocado Oil Mayonnaise, store-bought or homemade

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    Cajun Seasoning

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    Hot Sauce

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    How to Make Cajun Kick Mayonnaise

    1. Mix Base Ingredients

    Begin by placing ¼ cup of avocado oil mayonnaise into a small bowl. Add in 1 tablespoon of Cajun seasoning and ½ teaspoon of hot sauce. Whisk these ingredients together thoroughly. This ensures the flavors are evenly distributed throughout the mayonnaise, creating a smooth and consistently colored mixture.

    2. Adjust Heat Level

    Once you have a well-mixed base, taste the mayonnaise. If you prefer a spicier kick, gradually add more hot sauce, up to 1 teaspoon total, and whisk again until fully incorporated. Adjusting the hot sauce allows you to control the heat level to suit your preference.

    Pitfalls and tips

    Use High-Quality Ingredients

    Opt for a good-quality mayonnaise as your base or consider making your own mayonnaise from scratch with fresh egg yolks, a neutral oil, and a touch of Dijon mustard.

    Fresh Spices

    Purchase small amounts of spices from a reputable vendor and mix your own Cajun seasoning blend. Toasting the spices gently before grinding can also intensify their flavors.

    Creativity is Key

    Adjust the ingredients to suit your personal preference or to complement the dish you're serving it with.

    Resting Time

    Let the Cajun Kick Mayonnaise rest in the refrigerator for at least an hour before serving to allow flavors to meld and deepen.

    Balance the Heat

    Use cayenne pepper judiciously and consider adding smoked paprika for depth and a touch of smokiness. Opt for a hot sauce that offers both heat and flavor.


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