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Mustard Sauce

Cookbook
Author(s): Isa Chandra Moskowitz, Terry Hope Romero
Page 204
Course: Sauces/Gravies
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2 reviews, average rating 4.0 / 5

Queezle_Sister

14 years ago
3/5
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I prepared this sauce to go along with the chickpea cutlets, also from this book.
If you love mustard, and like the tang of capers, then this is for you. For me, this seemed a little too strong. Nevertheless, it did spice up the chickpea cutlets.
Preparing this sauce was a bit nerve-wracking. The recipe suggests that, after addition of the vegetable stock and corn starch, you should boil the mixture. For me, it didn't boil, but set up very thickly. I was afraid I had ruined it, but after ad...
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3 comment(s)

Jayme · 14 years ago
Your mustard sauce looks soooo pretty! Too bad it's mustardy awesomeness was wasted on you. Next time I will come over and it eat it all for you. I love this stuff.
Queezle_Sister · 14 years ago
Jayme, you always make me smile! We'd love to have you come show us how to appreciate this.
Jayme · 14 years ago
Anytime!
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Jayme

14 years ago
5/5
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I love this sauce on my veggie meats. I made it the first time to go with the chickpea cutlets, like the book suggests, and have made it a few times since. It's definitely not for everyone though. If you used to like mustard on your meat in your pre-veggie days then this is just a classier version of those flavours.

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