½teaspoonchopped parsleyfresh or dried, sub with basil/rosemary/mint/oregano
Option 3: Lemongrass Aioli
1teaspoonlemongrass powder or lemongrass paste
Instructions
Peel and finely mince the garlic. Be sure to chop them really finely to prevent biting into large pieces of garlic. Also zest the orange or lemon if you're making the orange aioli or lemon herb aioli.
Combine all the ingredients together and stir until you get an even consistency.
If you're using garlic, let it sit for at least 10 minutes up to overnight so the flavor will blend well. Then serve with your favorite snacks as dippings, or use them as spreads!If you're NOT using garlic, the citrus aioli is ready to serve right after!
Notes
Make sure you let them sit for at least 10 minutes so the garlic flavor has time to blend. Otherwise, you might end up with spicy bits of garlic in your aioli.
If making the orange or lemon herb aioli, do NOT skip the zest! They add a slight bitterness which adds another layer to the flavor. Since you're also using the zest, it's best to buy organic for this citrus mayonnaise!