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THE BURGER YOU’VE GOT TO TASTE

April 10, 2011 by  
Filed under Yellow Mustard

RECIPE: 1/3 CUP YELLOW ONIONS, 1 TABLESPOON YELLOW MUSTARD, 1/2 TEASPOON SALT, 1/2 TEASPOON BLACK PEPPER START WITH BUNS, SPREAD MAYONNAISE ON BOTTOM HALF OF BUNS, FOLLOWED BY A LARGE LEAF OF LETTUCE, A COUPLE LEAVES OF SPINACH (OPTIONAL), SLICED TOMATOES, BURGER SLICED PICKLES, KETCHUP, SPREAD MUSTARD ON TOP BUN. SIDES: FRESHLY MADE WEDGES, BAKED [...]

what can I do if mustard’s too strong to my taste?

May 27, 2010 by  
Filed under Mustard Recipes

I want to make this dish which includes mustard as one of its recipes but I find mustard too strong for me… can anybody suggest an alternative for mustard or is there any way to soften the taste of the mustard so that it will not be tangy too taste? (I use prepared mustard in [...]

Put too much spicy brown mustard in my baked beans, what will offset the taste?

April 15, 2010 by  
Filed under Brown Mustard

Made baked beans for a family picnic tomorrow and used way to much spicy brown mustard. Is there something I can use to offset the taste? Tried more brown sugar, didn’t do the trick

Why do Dijon mustard & American (yellow) mustard taste nothing alike? Which one do you prefer & why?

January 3, 2010 by  
Filed under Yellow Mustard

I’ve never understood why Dijon mustard & yellow mustard are so different. I remember the first time I tried Dijon mustard; I thought I was eating paint thinner!! (Needless to say, I haven’t developed a taste for Dijon mustard yet.)
Thanks for the info so far. I was wondering what spice or ingredient in Dijon mustard [...]

How the Mustard Plays the Significant Role for Providing Taste

November 2, 2009 by  
Filed under Brown Mustard

Originally, mustard is not a plant but it is considered as a condiment.  The mustard is like a savor, vinegar or zing, which is mostly used to provide taste to the food material. Several kind of mustard species are found in the nature. These mustard species are categorized in white mustard, black mustard, brown mustard. [...]

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