Yes, stuffed with your bland lies. Yuk!!! hahahaha It has just occured to me - if you are ready to lie so obsessively in a simple mustard thread, what are you up to in more serious ones???
Made the usual way. Mayonnaise (ready made will do at a pinch), a little passata or a tiny tiny bit of tomato puree, either a tiny pinch of cayenne pepper or a dash of Tabasco, a (very) little Worcester Sauce.
Pretty well standard.
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How odd. Perhaps spending your day with a bunch of ten year olds and your evenings with glassware and ethanol are taking its toll.
I will give it a try jon. Here is my Pol/Am families "technical" recipe for a tangy shrimp 🍤 sauce since I was speaking in "general" again in post #63.
1 cup of ketchup 2 tablespoons of horseradish juice from a half of lemon 2 teaspoons of Worcestershire sauce 1/2 teaspoon of mustard 1/2 teaspoon of salt 1/4 teaspoon of pepper 4 dashes of Tabasco Mix thoroughly
Enjoy....... another of the Reb's worlds famous recipes.
Shall we have a cook off here to see who's recipe the members like the best, with a shrimp cocktail ? Game on. Hoot !
Another of my favorites is Dijon Mustard Is the tangy Ingredient you need to try In a Grilled Cheese sandwich. Instead of buttering your bread on the outside to grill it with butter, use mayonnaise instead.
Not keen on that either Milo. Just English mustard for me. I remember trying an awful tasting mustard labelled 'French' that came in a glass jar as a child and I haven't actually tried Polish mustard...yet.
We don`t believe one word of what you are saying coz you have a long history of lying about "Ukrainska" mustard produced in Poland. You are an obsessive liar and we are still waiting for the pic. hahahaha
To avoid confusion and potential boycott, the Polish producer we were talking about changed the name from Russian into Extra Hot mustard. Can you imagine I still see Russian style mustard in shops?
There is one Russian style mustard which hasn`t changed its name: Sarepska - comes from Sarepto in southern western Russia. However, it wasn`t invented by Russians. Its producers were protestant Saxon settles who emigrated to Russia. They used the local variety of mustard seeds and made their product very hot.
@Alien You are missing the best and most sought after part of the chicken my friend. Wings cost more than breasts do in the U.S.A. at the market. Have you ever heard of the restaurant chain, "Buffalo Wild Wings" ? buffalowildwings.com/menu/ Wings are more popular in the U.S. restaurant's than a breast by far. They even have boneless wings. Legs or what we call the 'drums' are the cheapest and they can't give the away. If they are a waste there in Germany you should start a new fad of hotwings like the U.S. for football games. I will take 5% for telling you how to get rich quick. ie: the sauces that go with them: BBQ, honey mustard, blue cheese, ranch, honey, teriyaki, regular crispy........
I like wings and all bony pieces with scraps of meat which I need to meticulously scratch out.
PS. I am slowly running out of mustard types available in Poland. I just googled graphics for mustard and encountered a type I have never seen or heard of. Jerusalem mustard - with garlic and onion!! Poloniusz, where can I buy it??? Amasing!!!!