I MADE THIS FROM SCRATCH AND YOU CAN TOO! HOW TO MAKE VEGAN MAYO + CHICKPEA "TUNA" RECIPE


For more great Instant Pot recipes, please visit InstantPotEasy.com

LEARN HOW TO MAKE A THICK VEGAN MAYO (NO SOY) + A DELICIOUS CHICKPEA TUNA RECIPE LAY HO MA! After making this incredible thick vegan …

41 replies
  1. Desertbluecat NM
    Desertbluecat NM says:

    Wow. Thats a lot of oil! I'm in weight loss mode, so I'll stick to using homemade soy yogurt as my mayo replacement. Love all your recipes and videos 😁 I would process the chickpeas until flaky, but hand chop the veggies and mix by hand for rougher texture. I never cared for super soupy sloppy tuna. I guess if its a dip, soupy is ok.

    Reply
  2. TheRickie41
    TheRickie41 says:

    Tried to make this mayo this morning, alas, it didn't work at all and went into the garbage, what a waste, I must have done something wrong, or my blender isn't good enough…This evening I tried it with soycream, it worked out fine.

    Reply
  3. Muha Pohuidze
    Muha Pohuidze says:

    I would love to learn an oil free recipe if you ever make one. My body started rejecting oils all together just as it is rejecting meats and dairy. The body knows exactly what shouldn't be there and oils is one of them. So by far I made a mayo by using chickpeas, Aquafaba Dijon mustard, salt and apple cider vinegar. It tastes amazing only thing is it's not fluffy and thick so I use it as dressing. If anyone has any suggestions to how to thicken my oil free mayo method please comment under my post. Thank you!

    Reply
  4. rosannelopez
    rosannelopez says:

    So this is the first recipe of yours I have tried and I am obsessed! This is my new favorite recipe! I can’t wait to make it for friends and pass along this deliciousness. Thank you so much! Looking forward to the next one.

    Reply
  5. Sarah Newton
    Sarah Newton says:

    Have you considered getting into Middle Eastern and Indian cooking? My birthday is in a few days and I'm doing a Middle Eastern feast: Tabbouleh, Foule, Baba Ghanoush, Hummus, and olives served with fresh pita and bread.

    Reply
  6. Sarah Newton
    Sarah Newton says:

    That really is a large quantity in the end. You can always just use a little less of the aquafaba, lemon, Dijon and chickpeas. Better to waste a little bit of aquafaba than to waste all that oil if you end up not using the mayonnaise. Thank you for the tip about running the Vitamix on medium low so it doesn't separate the next day. I absolutely love your channel. You are very talented.

    Reply
  7. Let's Eat YouTube
    Let's Eat YouTube says:

    love your channel been subscribed for months under my personal account, can we please tell others about your channel for our honoring AAPI month ,, on our new Let's Eat You tube channel

    Reply
  8. Gail Karabell
    Gail Karabell says:

    I improvised your recipe, used cooked lentils cause I was out of (chickpeas), used Vegan Mayo cause I was lazy. It was absolutely delicious, put on rice cakes. Luv, your recipes & channel 😎

    Reply
  9. Barbra Thompson
    Barbra Thompson says:

    Thanks,, best cooking channel no faffing around or blah, blah, you get to the recipe and do it like you teaching adults and not children,,,, so thank

    Ok,,,,, did we need to watch a blender blending for all that time???????

    Warm regards
    Barbra
    South Africa

    Reply
  10. Larry Rich
    Larry Rich says:

    I wish more vegans understood how bad oil is for us. I think that figuring out how to not use oil makes you a better vegan chef. PS: This is a ridiculous amount of oil!

    Reply
  11. Nia Garcia
    Nia Garcia says:

    Love your work- two excellent recipes! I know you used a whole bottle of healthy avacado oil to make the mayo thick, just like they do for conventional mayo, but if you can get to a health food or gourmet shop you can purchase some guar gum powder or xanthan gum powder and save some of your expensive oil by replacing at least a quarter of it with a pinch of guar gum to help quickly thicken and emulsify and at the same time prevent separation. Guar gum is a minimally processed powder that is procured directly from the bean. I'm looking forward to yout next recipe videos 😊

    Reply
  12. Anjna G
    Anjna G says:

    I like this recipe and thank you for showing how to make vegan mayo but why do you call it chick pea tuna?🤔Tuna is a fish and this is a vegan channel.😂

    Reply
  13. Ann G. R.
    Ann G. R. says:

    I love your instructions and calming way you do your videos. Was disappointed because I thought it was going to be ‘oil free’. Oh well. I’ll try it with my cashew cream mayo.

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *