Monday, April 4, 2011

Rouille


Rouille is a French style mayonnaise.  It’s a sort of herbed-spiced up version of our good old fashion mayonnaise.  Taste really good with seafood, or eat it by itself on a slice of French baguette.  I first noticed this spread on a slice of French baguette accompanying Bouillabaisse at Blue Bayou from Disneyland.  Fancy name for a seafood soup!  It was a chef’s special that night.  As many of you know, Blue Bayou is the restaurant adjacent to the ride, Pirates of the Caribbean.  I asked our waitress what it was, and she went in and got the chef out to answer me.  It was an honor.  Great restaurant! My bouillabaisse would’ve been better with a glass of dry white wine.  Too bad no alcoholic beverage in Disneyland!!!

A Ingredients
Garlic                   4 cloves
Fresh oregano       1 teaspoon
Kosher salt       1 ½ teaspoon

B Ingredients
Egg yolk, room temp          1 piece
Fresh lemon juice           1 ½ tablespoon
Saffron powder                  ¼ teaspoon
Crushed red chili pepper    ½ teaspoon

C Ingredients
EV Olive oil                      1 cup

Directions:
1. On a chopping board, mince A ingredients together to make garlic salt, then place in a food processor. 
2. Add B ingredients into the food processor as well, pulse until smooth.
3. Slowly beat in the extra virgin olive oil while the processor is on to create an emulsion.  The final product will have the texture of mayonnaise. 

Serving: 1 cup

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