Love & Best Dishes: Homemade Mayonnaise Recipe 

How many of y'all still make homemade mayonnaise? Or do y'all prefer to just pick some up at the grocery store?

When I was a kid mama always made our mayonnaise. She also made bread twice a week and there was never a "box mix" or anything of the kind in the house. She kept this up into her 70's and continued to cook "3 squares" a day until she passed at 84.

Precious little ladies supervising you and Bubbles. Lifetime friendships. I enjoy all your videos and sharing.🥰

Adding the fails was priceless!🤣🤣 Couldn't fail with the Queens watching over. Eddie is a prince! Paula and bubbles," ain't no quitters." 🤣 ❤🤍💙

Real home cooks know we have a lot of trial and errors. This is how it really goes in the kitchen. This was so much fun to watch. They finally succeeded. This is true reality. I have had many flops over the years before success. I truly enjoyed this. Thanks Paula and Bubbles.

How awesome seeing Great Great!!!!!!! She looks terrific! Ring Ring does too! First time I've ever seen her. 97, wow!! Well, Miss Paula, I guess just yolks was the way to go, or that old Sunbeam did the trick!!

Paula:"We made memories not mayonnaise." Bubbles: "We made a mess!" Laugh Out Loud!

Love it when you two are in the kitchen together! Longtime friendships are such fun! I make my own mayo in a quart jar and use an immersion blender. It's done in under 30 seconds.

These ladies that are in their 90s are looking good. Beautiful!

It's good to see Aunt Peggy again!

Love mayonnaise and the mixer! It's a late 50's/early 60's model. They often came in different colors (yellow, turquoise, pink). The high pitched squeaking sounds like it either a bearing is worn out and/or it needs a good oiling. It can definitely be fixed. The nice thing about the old machines is if they're maintenance, they'll go forever.

This video is priceless with bubbles mom and aunt peggy and that vintage mixer. Love it. Have a great weekend. Love and best dishes.

The electronic part that is used to regulate speed in these mixers is called a "resistor", and that can and does generate heat; if the mixer is getting excessively hot, then something is wrong, perhaps it is the resistor that is overheating. It often is not the fault of the person who restored the machine, as he could have used great parts, and just got a bad one that slipped through quality control of the resistor's manufacturer. Take it back to him, and tell him the problem, and have him look into it. I personally would not try using it again if it continues to overheat, as that could seriously damage other motor components. Also too, some of these mixers use what is called a capacitor (the old term that they used way back was "condenser"). These capacitors can also go bad and require replacement,.

Happy Birthday to Great Great! Ring Ring and Great Great are the Deans of the culinary school and Miss Paula and Bubbles are the students. I love that the recipe was written on an envelope, it put me in a mind of my grandmama. Thank you to all four of you beautiful ladies for sharing this recipe with us. Love and best dishes!

Happy Birthday Aunt Peggy!! ❤️ Loveland, Colorado

THANK YOU! Thought I was the only person who had difficulty making "easy" mayo. Whew!

Ms. Paula: It calls for 1 egg Ms. Bubbles: looking apprehensive, "Mama said egg yokes." Ms. Paula: 1 egg! Ms. Bubbles: still looking apprehensive, "You're sure?" Ms. Paula: 1 egg! Ms. Bubbles: Alright, put it in then! LOL. Just like me an my best friend heh.

Howdy GRAND LADIES sitting down! You both look fantastic!

I've been making this with an immersion blender since the 80's, directly in it's own mason jar, and ready in 30-45 seconds. hehe ... Cute video though..

Grandpops just passed at 92. 🙏🏼 god bless. Coffee with Auntie Deen this morning . 🥰

Whenever I make mayo, I use a large squirt bottle for the oil. Less dripping and easier cleanup.

Just made this recipe it is really good, I only had crisco canola oil and it turned out perfectly. I used a hand mixer and incorporated the oil very slowly about 5 minutes to make sure it didn't separate and I was 1/4 cup short on the oil but it came out perfectly.

I loved the ending footage of the two fails, so funny!! I love Paula and Bubbles’ friendship. I was laughing my head off!😂❤️

Love watching you! I remember my mother always making her own mayo when I was a little girl. I have to agree with Bubbles, I think it was egg yolks only for the mayo. Love ya'll.

What a treasure this video episode is! The tradition! 🙌🏻 My mom had the same Sunbeam mixer. Loved it! ❤️❤️

Happy birthday aunt Peggy!

I would use avocado oil rather than canola oil because it's not good for you

Love these ladies but NO WAY is margarine better than butter.

1965 was the year after I got married! After you have tasted homemade mayonnaise, store bought just doesn't cut it! I always found that a blender was ideal for making mayonnaise. Put the oil into a squeeze bottle, so easy to dribble in a steady stream. My tips, worked out over many years. Good cooking!

Oh my, I remember my mom bringing home this mixer "trophy" about 60 years ago! She thought she had died and gone to heaven :)

This is my favorite by far!! What a treasure to see the family and friends in the kitchen together even with the Oopsie Daisy’s -classic combinations!

It was like watching Lucy and Ethel at the end. Priceless!

immersion blender works best I find! I do the eggs and seasoning than while the blender still in pour oil so it’s on top of eggs than blend again and wa’la Mayo!

Watch to the end! LOVED this! Thank you Paula and Susan!!!

How nice that you included these precious ladies! They are great!

The best videos ever .love Paula’s friend faces while Paula. Is attempting to make mayo!!🤪🥴🤭😂

When Paula Deen says “Cut the filming.” You CUT THE FILMING!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️

Ring Ring and Aunt Peggy both have beautiful hair!

I love watching videos with Bubbles and the family! You girls are too cute!

Gonna try this today. Hope your home is move in ready tomorrow 🥰

Hi Paula and Bubbles! That Mixmaster is a model 12 made from 1957-1967 and I have my Aunt Mildred's. It is normal for it to get hot but it needs to be oiled regularly (regular sewing machine oil). There are 3 holes and another spot; one hole just in front of the mixfinder dial, one hole on the side of the mixer that does not say Sunbeam just next to he handel. Now, pull the handle down (like to eject beaters) and you will see another hole just under where the handle was. Last, there is a hub next to the handel in the up position (for the juicer). Inside that hub there is a thing that spins. Oil goes between the hub and the thing that spins. Just one or 2 drops in each spot. I guarantee the man who serviced it did not know or he would not have made a comment on it's longevity. If Bubbles oils it every few months it will last forever!! Great job with the Mayo. Paula, I have been watching you since the 80's? I believe. I think you are wonderful and thanks for all the great recipes!

I'd use that mixer for decor even if it didn't work. Beautiful mixer.

I absolutely love these videos with all of you ladies in it!!!!(and eddie)

I love that Bubbles is using her Mom's mixer, I swear that sometimes makes it better.

I went to the store a few days ago, and there was no Duke mayonaise!! 😳 With all that's been going on, we need to learn how to make these things from scratch. Thank you for this video, I'm going to try it today.

This is why I love you so much Paula the queen of mayonnaise👸😂🤣😅😆 you always crack me up you make my whole entire day when I watch you thank you for sharing that definitely was a knee-slapper👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

The bloopers at the end were everything!!! When made, how long does it stay good in the fridge???

You girl's are a HOOT, lol...!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣Thank you so much for adding a good dose of laughter to my day.🤝🏻 Sending blessings, good energy, and love your way...!!!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤

Miss Paula, you were on the right track!! Need a stick or immersion blender and a tall 1 1/2 wide mouth pint or quart mason jar or one the stick blender fits into. In the jar, crack your room temperature egg (whole), zest your lemon and juice half of it into the jar followed by a pinch of salt and paprika. Now add a cup of your favorite oil (except olive). Insert your stick blender into the jar and place over the egg. Pulse it on then tilt it to blend in the rest of the ingredients then raise and lower a few times til it’s nice and thick! Voila mayonnaise!! Just put a lid on it and refrigerate it!! If you’re a fan of Duke’s, exchange the lemon zest for 1 tbspn and 1 tspn of distilled white vinegar and 2 tspns of apple cider vinegar, 1/2 - 3/4 tspns of salt and 2 pinches of regular paprika! Follow the same steps with the immersion blender and enjoy!!

Oh…The Sunbeam Mixmaster w/original glass bowls….🤩🤩🤩 I own a Silver Chrome Sunbeam Mixmaster w/original chrome bowls…..vintage 1970’s….Looks like a Spaceship on my counter, and runs like a dream! Makes a Super Mayonnaise too!👍👍👍🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️🤣🥰🤣

My grandma and father came from Belgium and Grandma taught my mom how to make homemade mayonnaise early in their marriage (Lol). So often I would see my mother sitting in the living room, stirring furiously and adding drops of oil a little at a time. She flavored it with lemon instead of vinegar. I always wondered how that nasty white stuff in a jar could be the same as the heavenly yellow stuff. But I don't think the homemade would work in potato or pea salad.

Yep, you're suppose to spread Mayo, not drink it. That was so funny. Love you Guys.

LOL. So funny 😆 Many cooks can relate to this… me included!! With a hand or stand mixer I was taught to start off with just “drops” of oil from a spoon. As it thickens slowly increase amounts after the emulsion forms & thickens. Honestly, a Bamix immersion/stick blender makes this so much easier. Mixers, standard blenders and food processors all have their challenges to master when making Mayo. When doing homemade I like the taste of using equal parts vinegar and lemon juice for basic Mayo. Tarragon vinegar makes a good Mayo as well. The old heavy duty Mixmaster was well made. I wish they would revive it. It was THE mixer to have for SO MANY years in America.

Good morning everyone what a beautiful Saturday I am definitely going to try to make this today I think it's going to be really fun

Paula you always make me laugh! And that's a good thing! Love watching your videos, even the mistakes!

It was JOY to hang out with all of you beautiful ladies and Eddie. I LOVE it when it's more than 12 minutes to see YOU all.❤ THANK YOU!

Paula, OH THE MEMORIES seeing that Sunbeam mixer in use. My mom had one and it was a work horse. I still have the same mixing bowl you used. She passed away 30 years ago but watching you both use that mixer brought back some good times in the Kitchen. Thank you Paula and bubbles. Yes I will try making some mayonnaise now. God Bless you

My momma used to use envelopes to write all kinds of things...grocery list, phone numbers and especially recipes! Love seeing Miss Paula do the same❤️

This is so odd. I have never made mayo. Never wanted to until the past week I decided I want to make my own and use the oil I prefer which is light tasting olive oil. I wasn't sure which recipe is a trusted one and lo and behold Paula posts a video on how to make mayo. :0

Watching Bubbles trying not to laugh is hilarious. Loved this entire video.

I would call these lovelies Southern Belles! 😍💕🙏 They look well preserved; indeed!

Hi👋 I love it when you have your Aunt Peggy on🤟🤟🤟😍🥰🤩 Paula I love your hat and your shirt is very pretty💖 what a great blender I see you have to be very patient to make this mayonnaise

Love all you ladies! 😘. You’re SO fun! 😃

This episode had everything: suspense, laughter, intrigue... and girls girls girls. I love you guys.

This was so much fun! I have two family heirloom Sunbeam Mixmasters that are older than this one, still in working order. One belonged to my great-great aunt, and she ALWAYS mixed the flour into her cookies by hand after using the Mixmaster to cream the shortening and sugar just because her mixer got hot too.

It has been aa few years since I made homemade mayonnaise, so I don't remember the exact recipe but I believe it was close to yours. The exception being no water plus I used an immersion blender which only took a minute or two. I'd like to see you do it that way also just as a comparison. Hugs

The look on Susan’s face when you guys were making the mail last year is priceless.

LOL,Gotta say this was hard to watch,That Blender needs to go to the Hall of Fame,Thank you Ladies and Eddie Zoro !!!

Love home made Mayo! I use pasteurized eggs and yummy oil and lemon juice.nice n thick it has to be!problem: u are not pouring a thin-enough stream! Hold it higher and stop hitting the spout from the bowel.I use a blender.

Go my gosh!!!! I thought I was going to piddle my pants!!😂😂😂. I will be “trying “ to make this recipe the experts way. Just loved those two!! What I would give to spend 5 minutes with my grandma.

I couldn't hear much because of the noise from the mixer. The video was fun anyway. All the ladies seem to have a good time. I saw later the recipe was repeated. 😀

Sorry to post again. I have heard that canola oil is often from GMO and that is why it isn’t recommended. I am not an expert but that is what I read.

My mother had that same mixmaster. 💗

Wow! They survived so much including COVID-19! What a blessing longevity is😇❤️😇 I grew up and raised on Mazola canola oil🙂

I make homemade Mayo for my daughter who has a soy/corn allergy. So easy to make with an immersion blender!

Love these kind of made from scratch videos! Making some of these type of recipes is a dying art.

Paula I remember you using a Sunbeam Mixer in your timeless videos 💛

Loved watching this. Thank you ladies.

Yall are so much FUN!!!💗 Im glad everyone can still remain friends after challenges and not told to kiss off LOL🎀. Ive never tried Mayo but today might be the day. Happy Memorial Day!!! Thank you for all the fun New memories you send me!! 🍅🍅🍅🍅🤗😘🥪

So nice to see Bubbles again, and wonderful to see her mother and Peggy! God bless you all!

I made mayonnaise cause I had too when the stores were out . Lol I was making shrimp salad to drop off for my friends birthday. It was so good

This was such a wonderful video of you all in the kitchen. Loved it. Thanks for sharing Paula. 👍❤️

Hi Paula, I have an idea for a video that many people would enjoy. My mother worked in the China department of a department store for many years, the store gave employees discounts and sale prices on top of that so she has several pieces of silver plate dishes, tea sets, trays, punch bowls, covered dishes, chafing dishes and flatware, it’s so sad that she never used them because she thought they would be hard to clean them and she didn’t want to ruin it. My mother passed a few years ago so I now have it, but I haven’t a clue how to use it, do I use a paper doily on the trays to protect them? Or do you serve right on the tray and what would I serve on them? I have two large SP bowls about 10 inches across and 3 inches deep what are they for, or do you have any ideas how I could use them, what might I serve in them? I have a Pyrex style glass baking dish about two and a half inches deep and sits in a SP tray that has legs that sets on the dining room table, I also have an oval glass and SP tray with legs but this one is more flat than the other one about 3/4 of an inch and once again I have no idea what it’s for or how to use it. Paula I know you and others might be rolling your eyes in disbelief but that’s ok, I truly haven’t a clue and need help, my mother bought all of these beautiful things and never used them, I’m wondering if she never used them because she was embarrassed that she didn’t know how. Thank you Paula, lots of love, Cindy💕

I hope they used the “failed experiments” as a base for ranch dressing.

Loved the footage from the failed attempt!!

Mom used to make mayonaise, and she swore that Duck eggs were the secret to getting the best flavor. I never tried it, as I was too busy working to spend time in the kitchen at that time of my life. Now you lit the spark, so I have to go in search of Duck Eggs.

Beautiful ladies !! My mother had that very same Sunbeam Mixer..😀

What fun watching you all make this, under wonderful supervision. By the way Paula, I love to hear Eddie talk! I could listen to him all the time. He has such a wonderful voice. He should narrate audio books.

avocado oil makes the best homemade mayo, most heart healthy oil. No canola is not heart healthy, it is made with genetically modified corn.

In Illinois my great Aunt used to make sour cream by beating cottage cheese. I’m not sure if she added anything else. She was a wonderful lady and a great cook.

Ive heard that the immersion blenders are the way to do home made Mayo..

Love this video! My anxiety hoping the mixer would make it. Oh my. Ring-Ring and Great-Great are hilarious

Try a teaspoon of mustard in your mayonnaise. It’s also very good. This video was awesome, especially the ladies who visited the set. At us, my husband is the mayonnaise maker and it’s always delicious!

This is so great ,thanks for sharing the whole story and ladies.

My mother is 85 years old. When she was a child her father had her help him make mayonnaise. They put all the Eggs and oil in a jar and shake it until Got the right consistency. It grossed her out so much seeing the eggs and all jiggle together that to this day she refuses to eat mayonnaise. Put mayonnaise on the sandwich for somebody else. Gags of the smell of mayonnaise. My husband and oldest son gags at the thought of mayonnaise. Younger son and I love it. I’m gonna have to try making this recipe. Mybest cookbook is full of recipes that look just like bubble mayonnaise recipe written on envelopes anything get your hands on those are the best

I always enjoy watching you Paula. Sorry your mayo didn't turn out. At least you girls had fun! I am wondering... how long does this mayo last?

This video is so fun! I literally was laughing ! You all are so cute and fun! The recipe looks amazing! History definitely was in the making❤ cant wait to try it! Thank you for sharing❤

Paula how is Susan related to you ? what a wonderful pair of ladies bless them. wow I'm older then the recipe lol . I love mayo. will the hand mixer work? saw the video ,don't worry about a thing it happens when things don't turn out right. I get disappointed but try and try again. take care all !!

Olive Oil would also taste good in it as well!!! Thank You for sharing Paula!! And keep up the good work!!!

Paula should do a replica of the mixer. 💝