Vegan Caper Aioli Recipe

By Kirsten Maxwell July 4, 2023 19 mins read 114 Views

You can make vegan caper aioli in 2 minutes. This vegan aioli is full of a creamy, tangy and fresh flavour!

You can make a plant-based aioli by combining fresh herbs, garlic, pickle juice or lemon, and vegan mayonnaise. Use it to top roasted vegetables, sandwiches, or dip them in!

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Vegan Caper Aioli

This vegan caper sauce is great for adding a little zest to savoury dishes. I love how the lemon, capers, and fresh herb flavors transform mayo into an incredibly flavourful sauce. This aioli is so delicious and spreadable that you could use it on almost anything!

This recipe is a great choice if you want a flavourful and vegan dipping sauce. This recipe can be made nut-free or soy-free, depending on the plant-based mayo that you use.

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Ingredients for Caper Aoli (Vegan):

Vegan Mayonnaise
Capers
Fresh Parsley
Fresh Dill
Dijon Mustard
Garlic
Pickle juice or Lemon juice

Kitchen Equipment:

Food processor or small dish + whisk
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Preparation time

2 minutes

Total time

2 minutes

You can make vegan caper aioli in 2 minutes. This vegan aioli is full of a creamy, tangy and fresh flavour!

Author: The Edgy Veg

Recipe type: Sauce

Cuisine: Vegan

Serves: 2

Ingredients

1/2 cup plant-based mayonnaise
1 tbsp chopped capers
Fresh parsley chopped to 1 tsp
1 tsp fresh dill
1/4 tsp dijon mustard
1 grated garlic clove
Use 1 tsp of pickle juice, lemon or lime

Instructions

In a small dish. Whisk together the plant-based Mayonnaise, parsley dill mustard garlic pickle juice, and capers.

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