mayonnaise
Mackerel with Dill Mayonnaise
 Fresh, broiled fish fillets and lightly boiled new potatoes are enlivened by a creamy yoghurt and mayonnaise dressing flavoured with delicate fronds of dill and piquant capers. |
Mackerel with Dill Mayonnaise |
Turkey Rice Salad
 A delicious, crunchy salad to use up leftover turkey during the holiday festivities. |
Turkey Rice Salad |
Granary Baps
 These make excellent picnic fare, filled with cottage cheese, tuna, salad and low fat mayonnaise. They are also very good served warm with soup. |
Granary Baps |
Baltimore Seafood Cakes
 These rich crab and prawn cakes are spiced with mustard, Worcestershire sauce and a little cayenne pepper then coated in breadcrumbs and fried until the outside is a crunchy golden brown. |
Baltimore Seafood Cakes |
Egg and Basil Tartlets
 These egg and basil tartlets are filled with chopped egg and topped with a garlic and basil mayonnaise. Make the tarts ahead, then they are quick to finish. |
Egg and Basil Tartlets |
Sardines with Watercress
 Fresh or frozen sardines are delicious freshly broiled and served with mayonnaise-based watercress sauce. |
Sardines with Watercress |
Grilled Chicory and beet
 This colourful combination of grilled chicory in an orange juice and wholegrain mustard dressing, mixed with sliced beet, can be served either warm or cold with roast or cold cuts of meat. |
Grilled Chicory and beet |
Kipper Cream
 Kipper cream can be served with hot toast or small savoury biscuits for cocktail canapes. |
Kipper Cream |
Spicy Crab with Chilli Mayonnaise
 Fresh crab meat mixed with milky ricotta cheese, crunchy sweet pepper, chillies and onions is served with a spicy dressing to make a lunch dish that is both decorative and satisfying. |
Spicy Crab with Chilli Mayonnaise |
Seafood Cocktail
 Serving a fish cocktail in a wine glass gives you an effect without spending money. If you have wine glasses which are rarely used— wedding presents, perhaps—here is the opportunity to get them out. The chiffonade of lettuce helps to spread the fish, while the Italian tuna mayonnaise gives extra flavour. |
Coronation Chicken
 This curry-flavoured mayonnaise is one of the great sauces of the 20th century.
Devised for the Jubilee of George V, it was recreated for the coronation banquet for Queen Elizabeth II, which gives its name.
It turns cold, boiled chicken into a feast and this is a dish easily multiplied for a bigger party. |
Egg and Tomato Mousse
 This inexpensive egg mousse will make an appetizer for 8 - 9 people or a summer lunch for 6. |
Sauce Tartare
 This famous sauce is not strictly a mayonnaise but is close to it. It is the classic accompaniment to deep-fried shellfish. |
Green Mayonnaise
 Enliven cold white fish, a hard-boiled egg or potato salad with this colourful sauce. |
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