Creamy Italian Parsley Dip

• 24 grams Italian parsley
• 3 Hard-boiled eggs
• 1 dash each Salt and pepper
• 5 tbsp Mayonnaise
• 1 dash Onion

1. I grew some wonderfully fragrant basil.
2. It grows really quickly, so much so that I can eat it fresh on a daily basis.
3. Thoroughly rinse the parsley, then cut off the hard stems.
4. Place on top of a paper towel.
5. Dry well.
6. It's really important to dry it thoroughly.
7. Then weigh out your basil.
8. This time, I had 24 g worth.
9. Put 3 hard-boiled eggs (need to be hard-boiled), salt, and black pepper into a food processor, and add a small amount of onion to enrich the taste of the finished dip.
10. Finely chop, using the pulse setting.
11. Keep an eye on it as you go, and be sure to pulse - don't just switch the machine to 'on'.
12. Keep pulsing until the ingredients have been thoroughly combined.
13. Add the 5 tablespoons of mayonnaise.
14. And switch on!
15. Leave to blend until it forms a smooth, creamy paste.
16. Put into a container, and top with fresh parsley leaves.
17. Try cutting baguettes into 1 cm thick slices, toasting until golden brown, and topping with a generous helping of this dip.

italian parsley, eggs, salt, mayonnaise, onion

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/146100-creamy-italian-parsley-dip (may not work)