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Recipe of March 2019: Chef Viou presents us her Aioli recipe for Provence x New York Festival!

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Aioli

Cultural Context

Originating from the Mediterranean region, aioli is a traditional garlic and olive oil emulsion, often associated with French and Spanish cuisines. It serves as a flavorful dip or condiment, enhancing a variety of dishes from seafood to vegetables. Today, aioli has gained global popularity, with many variations incorporating additional flavors like herbs or spices.

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4 servings
Servings4
8 big garlic cloves
2 egg yolks
50cl olive oil
½ cauliflower
1 fennel bulb
2 big potatoes
3 carrots
1 broccoli
600g codfish
20 cooked whelks
4 hard-boiled eggs
fleur de sel
pepper from a mill
1

Peel the garlic and remove the heart.

2

Crush the garlic cloves in a mortar using a pestle and add a pinch of fleur de sel.

3

Grind until you get a paste.

4

Add the egg yolk and pour a trickle of olive oil (4 tablespoons).

5

Mix with the pestle.

6

Pour the olive oil very slowly while continuously mixing until you achieve a thick paste.

7

Add a touch of lemon juice and a tablespoon of lukewarm water as needed to adjust the consistency.

8

Clean and peel the vegetables if necessary and cut them as desired. Cook them individually.

9

Poach the codfish in a court-bouillon until cooked through, checking with a knife.

10

Serve the vegetables with the fish (and the whelks) alongside the aioli.

Equipment Needed

mortarpestle

Dietary

vegetariangluten-free

Allergens

eggsmustard
Local Name: Aïoli

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