Ingredients
1 egg
1 teaspoon of Dijon mustard
2 lemons
Pinch of salt
Handful of dill
100 – 150 ml olive oil
Preparation
Separate the yolk and the white. Put the yolk in the bowl and freeze the egg white for another day.
Grate the rind from the two lemons, add to the bowl.
I use a glass bowl so I can see what is happening.
Method
Add the Dijon mustard and the salt to the bowl. Whisk lightly with the yolk and the grated lemon rind.
Slowly add the olive oil at the same time as whisking. As you add the oil the colour will lighten and it will thicken.
I used lemon infused olive oil for an extra twist of lemon.
Then add the juice of the lemons to your taste. The colour will lighten again, and the consistency will loosen too.
Chop up the dill and mix through.
Eating
Cover and put in the fridge until serving. This mayonnaise is great with fish, especially salmon.
Beyond cinnamon and parsley 
Well I don’t like fish, but I DO love mayonnaise!! So I will try this and use it as a salad dressing or on a baked potato instead 🙂 And I happen to have a leftover bunch of dill from a recent batch of borscht, so this is very timely – thank you!
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I can recommend combining them and using it to dress a potato salad.
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