How to Make a Silky Aioli

The only thing more appealing than aioli? Silky aioli.

ByBrette Warshaw

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Inspired by conversations on the FOOD52 Hotline, we're sharing tips and tricks that make navigating all of our kitchens easier and more fun. Today, Amanda coaches us through making a silky aioli.


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We've shown you how to make aioli, and how to fix broken aioli -- clearly, we can't get enough of this stuff.

The only thing that sounds more appealing than aioli? Silky aioli. Sometimes, homemade aioli can turn out to be just a bit too thick for our taste, too gloppy to hold on to its accompaniment. Here, Amanda shows you how to loosen it up to your heart's content -- because all aioli should be, and can be, perfect.

Today's video was shot by Alex Lisowski, and edited by Kyle Orosz.

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