This is a delicious complement to holiday ham and turkey. Spread it on a grilled chicken sandwich or over the crust of a quiche before adding the filling. Straight from the jar, it makes a bold and spicy dip for egg rolls. Look for bargains on packets of dry mustard at wholesale clubs and specialty markets, or order online at www.penzeys.com.
For those complaining about the price of mustard powder - it's really inexpensive online, or from a spice store like Penzeys. This is a good solid recipe. I added a pinch of cloves and allspice, too...
Similar to one I have used for years BUT, have you priced Mustard Powder lately? Luckily my old recipe calls for 2 oz. of Colman's Mustard Powder, and at that it was $4.99 for the two oz. Had considered doubling the batch for it is a favorite here, but not at that price! WOW Review above ground their own mustard seeds, hum, I will consider that cost saving step.
This was very quick and easy to put together and has a sweet honey taste. Not very spicy, though. However, the texture is off - mine came out kind of grainy (I ground my own mustard seeds, so maybe it's not as fine as store-bought?) and the end result is very thick, like a paste. Not like mustard. I think I will keep looking for a good honey mustard recipe.
