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OriginFrance
Primary ingredientsMustard seeds, vinegar, water, salt, spices
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Common carton size
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Once opened, refrigerate to maintain freshness and flavor. Unopened, it can last a long time, but refrigeration is still recommended for best quality.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Use it in salad dressings for added texture and tang.
Spread it on sandwiches and burgers for a zesty kick.
Incorporate it into marinades for meats like chicken and pork.
Whisk into sauces or glazes for a deeper flavor profile.
Pairs With
Cheeses (cheddar, swiss, gouda)
Cured meats (salami, ham)
Roast chicken and pork
Potatoes
Cabbage and sauerkraut
Common Mistakes
Mistaking its rustic texture for spoilage – the whole seeds are intentional.
Assuming it's as sharp as Dijon mustard; it's generally milder.
Also called
Aliases
- Grainy French Mustardsplural
/grainy-french-mustards
