
Horseradish Aioli
Contains: Eggs, Mustard
Recipes change — always check the label before buying for an allergy.
Stonewall Kitchen
Stonewall Kitchen started in 1991 when Jonathan King and Jim Stott sold homemade jams and barbecue sauces from a stall at a Maine farmers' market. The two self-taught cooks grew quickly, moving to ever-larger kitchens before settling into their headquarters in York, Maine; they have made their range of aiolis from quality ingredients since 2000.
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