2 tsp dry mustard powder 1 Tblsp sugar 1 tsp cornflour 1/2 cup water 1 beaten egg 1/4 cup vinegar In small saucepan blend mustard, sugar and cornflour with water.Add beaten egg and stir well.Add vinegar and bring to the boil, stirring all the time. Cook 1 - 2 minutes.=)
mjwright,
Sep 3, 4:51am
Hi I start mine as for a roux, melt 1 tblsp of butter, add 1 tbslp of flour and stir until smooth, slowly add liquid. And stir constantly to avoid lumps, I use wholegrain mustard, and would add about a tablespoon, but keep tasting it as more may be needed, season with salt and pepper, and I always put a little sugar in there, again do that to your taste. Bring to the boil cook for a few minutes to cook the flour. Now if I was making this for corned beef I would use some of the cooking liquor for the liquid, if not use a good stock or warmed milk.
mjwright,
Sep 3, 4:52am
Can add a little malt vinegar if you like a tang
evebee,
Sep 3, 9:06pm
I always make the one in the Edmonds cook book and it is lovely.
camper18,
Sep 4, 5:34pm
Always use the Edmonds one but "mjwright's" one reminded me of my nursing days as thats the way the cooks made it way back then. (and I love it either way).
herself,
Sep 4, 6:49pm
Used the Edmonds mustard sauce recipe last night with our corned beef- it was very good!
korbo,
Sep 4, 6:58pm
I used to make it out of the juice the corned beef was cooked in, but the past few times, the water is yukky.(mustbe from the beef). saw a packet one by the meat section.global or mccormicks. wouldnt go past them now. so easy and so tasty.
cookessentials,
Sep 4, 7:04pm
I use the Edmonds recipe,however, I dont use water, I use the liquor that the meat is cooked in. When cooking the meat, I do it in the crockpot and add malt vinegar, brown sugar, whole cloves and 2-3 bay leaves.
herself,
Sep 4, 7:07pm
I do the same cookessentials and it gives the sauce a great flavour!
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