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Homemade Mayonnaise
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thriftlady wrote: »I would use a teaspoon of Dijon mustard which is much lighter in colour but not as yellow as English mustard.Oldernotwiser wrote: »I used to like it in sandwiches but when a recipe calls for French mustard it usually means Dijon.
I quite like Dijon.0 -
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Oldernotwiser wrote: »So do I, although I prefer the stuff with grains in. My husband has to have proper English mustard made up with the powder and grains.
I like English (tacklemens is lovely), wholegrain & Dijon, French is the only one I don't like.0
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