Sentence examples for mustard takes from inspiring English sources
Pain Catalan With Extra Tomatoes and Goat Cheese: This dish is inspired by the Catalan signature dish, but mustard takes the place of the traditional raw garlic.
A few days before you want to use your mustard, take 100g yellow mustard seeds (these are milder than the darker versions) and soak them for 24-48 hours in 150ml cider vinegar and 100ml cold water.
Stir in the Worcestershire sauce and mustard, then take off the heat.
If you're truly hungry from hard work, a liver sausage on rye with onions and hot mustard can take you through to dinner.
Bambi and his fellow deer may be to blame for the invasive garlic mustard plants taking over America's forests.
Another home, however, has been found, and I'll soon be out on my own--no one to share the rent or utilities, use up the mustard, or take offense at my unmasked, "I'm tired now," face.
Serve with more mustard – or whatever takes your fancy... Lunch on a stick!
And a new generation of scientists here is continuing the research Dr. McClintock began, using a new species: the mouse-eared cress, a small plant in the mustard family that takes less time to grow than corn.
The Unfortunates (Fourth Estate) is a revelation - a high calibre comedy about an American mustard heiress which takes us through turn-of-the-century New York, the Depression, bohemian Paris and then the English shires.
This new walnut mustard made in Burgundy takes no prisoners.
(Of the spice-roasted cod with mustard greens: "We take the cod. We roast it with spice. There are mustard greens".
