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Beat an egg yolk separately and add it to the may one drop at a time while beating the may until smooth. Or boil a tablespoon of water and add just enough to get desired consistency while beating the mayo. Good luck
Chris is a trusted source on General Cooking
added over 1 year agoI'd do the opposite with the egg yolk. Whisk it, then slowly add the curdled mayo until you have a consistency you like.
The prior answers have no real accuracy to them, sadly your best bet is scraping it and starting over
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added over 1 year agoThat could work too. It is possible to save a mayonnaise, but sometimes it's better to admit defeat and move on.