The savory, earthy spice of this unique red chile paste blends seamlessly with the subtle garlic notes of aioli. Use as a dip, garnish or sandwich spread.
Prep Time5 minutesmins
Course: Condiment, Dips, Sauces
Cuisine: Healthy
Servings: 1cup
Calories: 30kcal
Author: Judy Purcell
Ingredients
1largewhole *egg
1large*egg yolk
1 1/2tablespoonslemon juice
2teaspoonsgochujang chile paste(See note for Paleo)
If using an immersion blender: Add all ingredients to a tall (6-inch) cup or jar large enough at the base for the blender to fit with at least an inch of space around the blender. Immerse the blender in the ingredients in the jar, using the blender to gently lift and stir while processing on high until well blended and creamy.
If using a food processor: Add all ingredients except oil to food processor bowl and pulse to combine. Then, while the machine is running, slowly pour oil in a steady stream while processing until well blended and creamy.
Taste and add more chile paste or salt, as desired.
Notes
*Raw egg is not recommended for infants, the elderly, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems. To minimize the risk of salmonella, use pasteurized eggs available in some supermarkets or easily pasteurize eggs at home.Although a food processor does a fine job, an immersion blender is ideal and foolproof as the ingredients can all go in together so "slowly adding the oil" isn't necessary.The aioli will thicken even more when refrigerated. Use within one week.For Paleo: Check gochujang labels carefully or create your own delicious homemade Paleo-friendly gochujang paste.