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When I was younger I loved English mustard. Thinking back; pork pies, for instance, would simply not have been the same without it! Lol

 

I can recall my stepmother introducing me to wholegrain mustard and enjoying that also – and French mustard – which was not quite as potent as English.

 

About 12 years ago I stopped eating meat and ever since mustard has never  seemed as appealing to me at the dinner table – other than to perhaps liven up a minus-meat roast dinner, or similar.

 

At the weekend while we were shopping in Waitrose I was attracted to this fancy looking traditional Dijon mustard that was being promoted – and decided to buy a jar. Impulse buy or what? Lol

 

So, do you like mustard, which mustard, and what do you enjoy it with? Also, what the heck does Dijon mustard go well with?

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Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
If I have to eat new potatoes :barf: I always have English mustard with them.

Joe, I know this might seem odd, seeing as I only know you from a forum, but you always seemed to me like a 'man of the world' so I just find it really odd that you dismiss so many foods.

 

BTW I'm not being argumentative, I'm just saying.

Cinds
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Clumsycat:

ew mustard is yuck... sorry, but why dont you try it with quorn peppered beef deli slices or the frozen  quorn steak strips?

Hmmm i'm never really sure about quorn.

Try it Coldy, especially the Quorn mince

 

My brother saId it is revolting, then I made him a lasagne with quorn mince, which he declared the best lasagne he'd ever eaten.

 

He was right miffed when I told him

Rexi
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Clumsycat:

ew mustard is yuck... sorry, but why dont you try it with quorn peppered beef deli slices or the frozen  quorn steak strips?

Hmmm i'm never really sure about quorn.

Try it Coldy, especially the Quorn mince

 

My brother saId it is revolting, then I made him a lasagne with quorn mince, which he declared the best lasagne he'd ever eaten.

 

He was right miffed when I told him

The only time we had quorn mince i thought it rather dry. Oddly enough i have tried a quorn ready made lasagne which was rather nice.

 


 

Cold Sweat
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:

The only time we had quorn mince i thought it rather dry. Oddly enough i have tried a quorn ready made lasagne which was rather nice.

Nooooo, you must have cooked it wrong! Try a chilli with Quorn, you'll never eat beef mince again

I certainly intend not to!

 

It's true, quorn chilli is lovely!  

FM
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
If I have to eat new potatoes :barf: I always have English mustard with them.

Joe, I know this might seem odd, seeing as I only know you from a forum, but you always seemed to me like a 'man of the world' so I just find it really odd that you dismiss so many foods.

 

BTW I'm not being argumentative, I'm just saying.


Ha! I'm on a PC and can quote...........

I didn't really understand your link between "Man of the World" and me not eating shite, like.

 

Garage Joe
Originally Posted by Slinkiwitch x:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:
Originally Posted by Rexi:
Originally Posted by Cold Sweat:

The only time we had quorn mince i thought it rather dry. Oddly enough i have tried a quorn ready made lasagne which was rather nice.

Nooooo, you must have cooked it wrong! Try a chilli with Quorn, you'll never eat beef mince again

I certainly intend not to!

 

It's true, quorn chilli is lovely!  

I eat quorn of some description every day, love it 

Clumsycat

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