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[Food] Mustard.







Superphil

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Jul 7, 2003
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I love hot English mustard, and for me the best one is Masterfoods Hot English Mustard, from Australia. It stays hot right to the bottom of the jar and is perfect on ham or turkey sandwiches, and with strong cheese, and on roast chicken, BBQd steaks, grilled pork chops and even on the side with vegetables, in short, this stuff is the business. IMO of course.

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Wrong-Direction

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Mar 10, 2013
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With roast beef / steak / ham sandwiches / mash

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Wrong-Direction

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Mar 10, 2013
13,634
I love hot English mustard, and for me the best one is Masterfoods Hot English Mustard, from Australia. It stays hot right to the bottom of the jar and is perfect on ham or turkey sandwiches, and with strong cheese, and on roast chicken, BBQd steaks, grilled pork chops and even on the side with vegetables, in short, this stuff is the business. IMO of course.

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How much hotter than English is it!?

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jackanada

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Jul 19, 2011
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Brighton
Sausages, roast beef, cheese on toast are the main ones though I'll have it with plenty of other stuff too.
I like to take a nearly full jar of wholegrain mustard and stir in plenty of English mustard powder to have a ready condiment with the tasty zing of mustard grains and the wallop of proper English mustard.
I've taken to calling it Sussex mustard.
 








GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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English mustard, an absolute must with sausages and cold meat of any variety. The powdered stuff is hotter and slightly more flavoursome than the stuff in the jars, if you can be bothered to mix it. French mustard though - yeugh!
 










Superphil

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Jul 7, 2003
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How much hotter than English is it!?

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It’s much the same heat as good old Coleman’s, maybe a little hotter, but you must have noticed how a jar of Coleman’s loses its heat after its been opened, by the time you’re at the bottom it becomes very tame, whereas the Masterfoods stuff stays lovely and hot right to the bottom of the jar. You can buy it here, online, or pack a dozen jars when you come back from Aus next time.
 




Superphil

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jakarta

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May 25, 2007
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Sullington
Cannot believe no one has mentioned the perfect companion to a scoop of mustard which is of course a proper English Pork Pie.

They have accompanied me to many a game of Cricket before retiring to the Bar at Lunch...:thumbsup:
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,404
Location Location
Ham sandwich / roast gammon - english mustard
Sausage sandwich (cold) - wholegrain mustard
Steak - french mustard
Roast beef (hot or cold) - horseradish
Hot dog / burger - american yellow mustard

I think that about covers it.
 


DavidinSouthampton

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Jan 3, 2012
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Roast Beef, Ham or anything like sausages.

Maille Dijon mustard.
 


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