This is a simple recipe full of big flavor. Itās less of a recipe and more of an idea that you can adjust to your liking and based on what you have on hand in the refrigerator and pantry. While I like to use both Dijon and coarse ground mustard, you can use what you like and happen to have on hand. You can substitute whatever style of white vinegar you keep in your pantry. I have used white wine, white balsamic, and rice wine vinegar with delicious results. Fresh tarragon is a delicious substitute for the dill.
View RecipeI love me some fresh salad but hate wasting the fat and calories on dressing!Ā I came up with this āfreeā dressing that packs a HUGE flavor punch, and I use it on salads or to dip my veggies when I need a crunchy snack.Ā This recipe is gluten-free, dairy-free, paleo, vegan, and sugar free.Ā Oh, and itās tasty too!
View RecipeThese delicious āScotch Eggsā hide a cheesy secret inside! Dunk them into a tangy, sweet honey and mustard dip for a truly cheesy treat
View RecipeGet your smokers and grills ready for summer with this classic Carolina mustard bbq sauce recipe from South Carolina, perfect with pork or grilled chicken.
View RecipeGerman heritage brought to the US introduced German style sausages to the midwest and baseball stadiums that became a standard fare at the games.
View RecipeThe perfect bite of an appetizer made with spicy sweet pickles and smokey paprika.
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