The simple things ...

ecksor · 24-08-2004 12:20PM #1

Sitting here eating a sandwich (two of them actually) with denny's honey roasted deli ham, some mitchelstown white cheddar and the obligatory smathering of english mustard (washed down with a mug of hot tea ideally, but whatever is to hand otherwise) and thinking where would we be without the simple tasty snacks that you can prepare at a moment's notice (assuming you've had the foresight to purchase the ingredients).

What do other mustard lovers like to satisfy those quick eating urges?

Amz · 24-08-2004 06:48PM

If I'm going for a mustard based snack I'll usually accompany it with some cheese and ham or turkey on a roll or in a sandwich.

For non mustard based snacks I'll just have toast or some fruit or a salad might cook some pasta/noodles or rice and eat that.

Now I'm hungry

Beruthiel · 25-08-2004 07:54AM

Amz wrote:

If I'm going for a mustard based snack I'll usually accompany it with some cheese and ham

I would concur with that
I also use it as a base for a salad dressing as mentioned in a previous thread....
one should spice up their lives at every opportunity!

also
last weekend
out of total desperation and due to a rather large hangover I did not want to/could not spend time cooking, so I threw a few fishfingers into a bagette and added mustard. Surprisingly tasty

BuffyBot · 25-08-2004 08:50AM

out of total desperation and due to a rather large hangover I did not want to/could not spend time cooking, so I threw a few fishfingers into a bagette and added mustard. Surprisingly tasty

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...that sounds good!

po0k · 25-08-2004 09:17AM

I don't like fish fingers.

Beruthiel · 25-08-2004 09:30AM

SyxPak wrote:

I don't like fish fingers.

it's surprising what you'll eat when hungover and starving and too lazy to cook a big meal!

Kold · 25-08-2004 08:52PM

a) fatty

b) doesn't mustard fit under food?

whosurpaddy · 27-08-2004 02:03PM

looks like got ourselves a mustard protester.

get im boys.

Sarky · 27-08-2004 03:08PM

Cheese on toast, with a layer of mustard spread on top. Then more cheese, bung it under the grill, add some Worcestershire sauce, grill a bit more, eat with a big smile on your face.

simu · 04-09-2004 11:04PM

Hot dog with mustard.

Always good.

Sarky · 05-09-2004 12:52PM

It works with noodles of any kind, too!

Incidentally, they're ready much faster if you just stick them in a bowl with water and bung it in the microwave for about 5 minutes or so. No dirty pots and pans, no waiting for the plates to heat up, just lovely hot noodles in a bowl!

Sarky · 24-09-2004 02:15PM

I had a sandwich the other day. Chopped egg and prawns, which is a surprisingly good combination. I made a sauce out of seafood dressing and a generous dollop of mustard, with a liberal sprinkling of tabasco for kick.

Bloody lovely, it was.

po0k · 24-09-2004 02:28PM

After watching interMission, I'm curious about what Tea and Mustard taste like together.....

simu · 24-09-2004 05:40PM

Or a mustard infusion... could be good.

/edit
and healthy:

Mustard: infusion of ground mustard seeds has antimicrobial properties and has been used internally for chest infections, colds and flu and as a gargle for sore throats; externally, as a rubefacient(counter-irritant) effect, bringing blood to the skin in contact with it. A hot foot bath draws blood to the feet and relieves congestion in the head or lungs.

http://www.naturalmom.com/coldremd.htm

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