mayo
மாயோ
definition
noun
a county in the Republic of Ireland, in the northwestern part of the province of Connacht; county town, Castlebar.
example
The big man was delighted with his prawns, which were simply but attractively presented with the garlic 'mayo' served in half an oyster shell.
I had a hummus and chicken wrap with roasted peppers that would have been delicious but for the watery 'mayo' it was drenched in.
There's no special sauce or anything, although they do use ketchup, mustard and 'mayo' .
Stir together the 'mayo' and the creme fraiche or sour cream.
To add zip to your fat-free 'mayo' , mix in some cayenne pepper.
First prepare the 'mayo' : place the egg yolks, mustard, 1 tsp lemon juice and plenty of salt and pepper in a food processor and process for a few seconds.
On our last visit we tried the BBQ pork with pickles, 'mayo' , soya sauce and cilantro for $3.50.
Mix together the low-fat 'mayo' with the cheese and garlic.
Inscribe this on my tombstone: He liked his 'mayo' , but gave his life for his schmaltz.
As we all know, the 'mayo' in the tuna, the oil in the tofu and chocolate chips in the pudding contain enough calories and fat for an entire day.
I said that because of the condiments: the mustard and 'mayo' , the lettuce, tomato and onion.
The potato base was accompanied by generous chunks of salmon and leak and served with salad and a wasabi 'mayo' .
Yes, this carnivore's haven offers a veggie burger that, when ordered without the 'mayo' , is actually low in fat.
You can have marinated chicken and spiced 'mayo' in a French loaf or grilled aubergine with mozzarella in multi-grain bread.
she can have lean turkey with mustard and skip the 'mayo'
I always bring things like pre-made chicken salad, tuna salad and salmon salad - minus the 'mayo' .
Ginger-wasabi 'mayo' and Asian slaw spark the wine's lemony finish.
To save calories, hold the 'mayo' and add some yourself if you need it.
It's particularly tough to notice the excess in California rolls because the white crab conceals the 'mayo' .
The 'mayo' calls for 2 egg yolks, salt, dry mustard, vinegar, and one cup of olive oil.
Than he would come back five hours later for lunch and he would sit in the same stool and order the pastrami on rye, easy on the 'mayo' and a large coke, with a side curly fries.
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