22 Jan 11
Originally posted by PhlabibitIt was very well received at my RHP BBQ.
I mix yellow mustard, BBQ sauce and a generous helping of Frank's Red Hot. It was very well received at my RHP BBQ.
Dijon, not so sure unless I'm mixing it with the other stuff.
The idea came from this product:
http://www.mauricesbbq.com/onlinestore/detail.cfm?ID=34002&storeid=1
My sister-in-law brought some up from South Carolina, good stuff ...[text shortened]... anyway. I also thought they went out of business so not sure how true what I heard is.
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Really? What entry was used?
22 Jan 11
Originally posted by scacchipazzoDude, while I can be quite snobby about food, sometimes you have to just let go.
Matter of taste only. If your meat is nice and juicy the Dijon flavor tends to interact with the meat juice and causes an unpleasant horseradishy taste better suited for roast beef instead of ground beef. Whereas a more spicy mustard enhances the meat/juice flavor. My favorite burger is a blue cheese and sauteed onion burger with spicy mustard, lettuce ...[text shortened]... a frsh baked Kaiser roll instead of soggy buns out of a bag. Ciabatta works well with this also.
In the end, it's just fuel.
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by mikelomThis is patently false.
There is no real mustard unless it is hot any spicy. American yellow mustard is full of sugar - almost made for babies.
In fact, mustard is one of the only condiments diabetics are allowed in most diets precisely because it contains no sugar.
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by SuzianneAlmost all mustard here contains sugar. The only mustard without sugar or artificial sweeteners I have been able to find here is Dijon mustard. You probably have more choices where you live, but I am sure you'll find that many mustards do contain sugar in the US, too. I did a little search on Amazon.com and found several mustards containing sugar there (and I excluded honey mustard which obviously contains sugar, too). The amounts are quite small though.
This is patently false.
In fact, mustard is one of the only condiments diabetics are allowed in most diets precisely because it contains no sugar.
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by NordlysI've never heard of sugar in mustard before, sounds disgusting. but I'm not that big a mustard fan to begin with.
Almost all mustard here contains sugar. The only mustard without sugar or artificial sweeteners I have been able to find here is Dijon mustard. You probably have more choices where you live, but I am sure you'll find that many mustards do contain sugar in the US, too. I did a little search on Amazon.com and found several mustards containing sugar ther ...[text shortened]... xcluded honey mustard which obviously contains sugar, too). The amounts are quite small though.
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anu saukko (anu shole)
elin karvanen (hairy dick)
heli kopteri (heli copter)
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by CrowleyAh but better tasting fuel makes life merrier! Surely you don't just eat a proetin enhanced gruel with no flavor simply because all you need is fuel? Do you just pound on a keyboard because it's just notes and call it music? What's snobby about a burger?
Dude, while I can be quite snobby about food, sometimes you have to just let go.
In the end, it's just fuel.
23 Jan 11
When I enrolled my daughter (Kelly) at her first nursery on the spur
of the moment I convinced the staff her name was Banana Chandler.
They did not take much convincing. I looked liked a parent who
would be daft enough to call their child Banana.
They called her Banana for the whole of the first day till my wife picked
her up from the nursery later on that day.
I got it big time when she came home.
"All the other mums were looking at me, the woman who named her
child Banana Chandler." 🙂
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by greenpawn34Bless you, gp.
When I enrolled my daughter (Kelly) at her first nursery on the spur
of the moment I convinced the staff her name was Banana Chandler.
They did not take much convincing. I looked liked a parent who
would be daft enough to call their child Banana.
They called her Banana for the whole of the first day till my wife picked
her up from the nursery l ...[text shortened]...
"All the other mums were looking at me, the woman who named her
child Banana Chandler." 🙂
23 Jan 11
Originally posted by greenpawn34That is hysterical! I had a coworker call my daughter saying she was Pecan Sandy from the Keebler cookie company and tell her cookie cam was indicating she was not eating her vegetables. Backfired though. About an hour later i found daughter on the floor with a tac hammer cracking cookies open to find the cookie cam to destroy it!
When I enrolled my daughter (Kelly) at her first nursery on the spur
of the moment I convinced the staff her name was Banana Chandler.
They did not take much convincing. I looked liked a parent who
would be daft enough to call their child Banana.
They called her Banana for the whole of the first day till my wife picked
her up from the nursery l ...[text shortened]...
"All the other mums were looking at me, the woman who named her
child Banana Chandler." 🙂