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Place the 20 g of garlic and 2 g of sea salt into a mortar. You may slice the garlic cloves first to make the crushing process easier, though it is not strictly necessary.

Using a pestle, crush the garlic and salt together. Apply significant pressure and use a circular grinding motion until a very smooth paste is formed. This step is crucial for proper emulsification.

Once the garlic and salt have formed a smooth paste, begin adding the 200 g of extra virgin olive oil very slowly, little by little. Ideally, use a bottle with a narrow spout to control the dripping of the oil.

Continuously grind the mixture with the pestle while gradually adding the oil. Do not rush this step; maintain a constant, slow movement with the pestle. The key is a steady, consistent motion rather than varying intensity.

Continue grinding and adding oil until the mixture fully emulsifies and forms a thick, creamy sauce with a mayonnaise-like consistency.

Serve the freshly made allioli with your favorite dishes.


Place the 20 g of garlic and 2 g of sea salt into a mortar. You may slice the garlic cloves first to make the crushing process easier, though it is not strictly necessary.

Using a pestle, crush the garlic and salt together. Apply significant pressure and use a circular grinding motion until a very smooth paste is formed. This step is crucial for proper emulsification.

Once the garlic and salt have formed a smooth paste, begin adding the 200 g of extra virgin olive oil very slowly, little by little. Ideally, use a bottle with a narrow spout to control the dripping of the oil.

Continuously grind the mixture with the pestle while gradually adding the oil. Do not rush this step; maintain a constant, slow movement with the pestle. The key is a steady, consistent motion rather than varying intensity.

Continue grinding and adding oil until the mixture fully emulsifies and forms a thick, creamy sauce with a mayonnaise-like consistency.

Serve the freshly made allioli with your favorite dishes.
