You're unlikely to find this variety of mayonnaise on any supermarket shelf, in fact, a trip to the pet store may be in order to pick up the hay for Alyn Williams' recipe! Try serving with roast beef, roasted vegetables or chunky chips.
Pass the hay-infused oil through a fine sieve into a jug, ensuring that there are no strands of hay
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Using a stick blender, slowly incorporate the oil so that the egg mixture thickens. Add a little water to thin out the mayonnaise and continue to add the oil until fully incorporated and the mayonnaise is creamy and silky
It is always a pleasing moment when a talented apprentice steps out and succeeds on their own terms. After working as Head Chef at Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley for five years, Alyn Williams has done exactly that; taking over the Westbury in the autumn of 2011 and quickly winning a Michelin star.
