**leyii to ham aaTe se banaate the bachpane meN patang joRne ke liye aur use choohe na khaa jaayeN is liye us meN ‘hari tootiyaa’ [green vitriol] Daalaa karte the…rats hated that so spared our leyii
vaise, patang joRne ke liye ham EK aur cheez bhii use karte the bataauuN vo kia thaa? the beauty of that ‘natural glue’ was/is that it’ was/is always available! haha :D**
lay-e atay say bhe bantee hay aur maida say beh , soji ko pees low toh ata hee to bun ja-a ga na.
eeewww for that natural glue , I do not know which one are you talking about.
No, actually, the consistency was not as liquid or as sour as hollandaise. There are recipes for cooked mayo out there, so that's why I tried the suji and cooking as a last ditch effort to save the mayo. The way I usually make it is:
Toss 1 egg in the blender. Zip it a bit with some salt, sugar and garlic, a dash of tabasco or a pinch of cayenne pepper. Then add alternately, a little at a time, 1 cup olive oil, and the juice of 1 lemon. It will thicken up fairly quick (as long as a thunderstorm isn't approaching and it is not monsoon!) Adjust the tartness/sweetness/saltiness to your taste. The main thing to remember: 1 egg, 1cup oil, 1 lemon.