Garlic, Tomato & Herb Aioli
This Garlic, Tomato & Herb Sandwich spread is perfect for grilling season, elevating a boring burger or sandwich, and making an incredible chicken salad! Find a new way to use your dehydrated tomatoes this year!
Do you ever get bored by the standard mayo, ketchup, and mustard routine of condiments for hamburgers and sandwiches?
Do you ever get bored by the standard mayo, ketchup, and mustard routine of condiments for hamburgers and sandwiches?
Or do you ever want to really increase the flavor profile of something like chicken salad or even veggie dips?
DIY Garlic & Herbed Tomato Sandwich Spread
Then you have to give this garlicky, tomato & herb spread a try!
Ingredients:
- Mayo – whether homemade mayo or commercial – use your favorite
- Tomato Powder – from home dehydrated herbed tomatoes or even if you keep tomato powder in the pantry. By the way, tomato powder has so many uses, including making tomato soup! It’s worth saving you summer tomatoes for, or even investing in a freeze-dried option.
- Favorite herb seasoning blend. I use a generic Italian blend, but any would work
- Garlic Powder
Instructions:
- Mix well.
- Allow to meld for an hour.
- Serve as a sandwich spread.
- Refrigerate for up to five days in an airtight container.
Tomato Powder – Use regular tomato powder with the additional seasonings, or your dehydrated tomato chips with the additional garlic.
Uses for Garlic, Tomato & Herb Spread
The uses are endless, but here are a few basic ways you can use this spread to increase the flavor profile of some of your favorite foods!
- Hamburgers
- Aoli dip for fries and veg
- Mix into chicken salad
- Fish when broiling
Substitutions
Substitute the mayonnaise with one of these options for other tasty dishes!
- Ranch dressing and use as a salad dressing or veg dip
- Sour Cream for a veggie dip or topping on tomato soup or chili
- Cream cheese for bagels – this is where a chunkier powder will shine!
Watch Me Make This Spread
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Garlic, Tomato & Herb Spread
Ingredients
- ½ Cup Mayo
- 1 ½ Tablespoon Tomato Powder
- ½ Tablespoon Italian Seasoning
- ½ Tablespoon Garlic Powder
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients well.
- Allow to meld for an hour.
- Serve as a sandwich spread.
- Refrigerate for up to five days in an airtight container.
Video
Darcy’s Tips
- Spread on sandwiches or hamburgers
- Mayo replacement for chicken salad
- Tip fo veggies
- Anything you’d use a savory mayo for!
Nutrition
Nutritional information is an estimation only. Nutrient information for dehydrated foods is based on fresh. Use 1/4 of the servicing size for the same nutrient information. Thus 1 Cup of fresh fruit has the same sugars as 1/4 dried.
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I love my tomato powder. It is by far the best way to preserve tomatoes! This powder is so versatile. The main uses in my household are to add to my weekly pot of soup, added in with my scrambled raw eggs before cooking, in a creamy pasta sauce and mostly used as tomato soup base (paste or broth). No more buying cans of tomato sauce, cans of tomato paste, cans of crushed tomatoes. This powder does it all. And now this fabulous spread recipe??!! I love it! Thank you!
I dehydrated orange beef steak tomatoes, this summer. I tried them on grilled cheese sandwiches. They added such a depth of flavor, I thought I was tasting tomatoes for the first time. It was like tasting the sweetness from the sun and the tartness of the soil. We ate them as chips with instead of on our sandwiches. Thank you for introducing me to dehydration.
I’m so glad you like them!!