Mustard Sauce for Corned Beef
Written by Karen on March 17th, 2010Even if you’re not Irish (altho like being blonde, it’s a lot more fun;-)…St. Patrick’s Day is another excuse to celebrate! And being the good Irish girl that I am, I have my corned beef from Fatted Calf stewing in Guinness on the stove, awaiting its counterparts – cabbage and potatoes.
One recipe that I’ve carried with me since childhood is a creamy mustard sauce which I think originated on my Dad’s side of the family (we’ll see if he’s paying attention.) Each year I rifle through my recipe box (yes, I still have one) to uncover the tattered paper which is like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow (how appropriate.) So if you need a little something extra to make your brisket come alive, drizzle this over not just the meat..but the potatoes and cabbage, too.
Mustard Sauce – Makes 2 cups
4 TB organic butter
2 TB flour (any type is fine)
4 tsp. dry mustard
4 tsp. sugar (I use agave)
2 tsp. sea salt
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
4 TB mayonnaise
1 Tsp. Tabasco (I use green:)
Mix butter and flour in saucepan on medium-low heat to make a roux/paste. Stir in mustard, sugar and salt. Once combined, add vinegar until well blended. Add mayo, Tabasco and 1 cup water and stir until mixture becomes creamy. Serve immediately.




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This sounds really good, Karen. I’ve come to appreciate mustard the last several years, especially dry mustard and Dijon.
Love you sharing how you look for your Dad’s recipe each time. I still have a recipe box, too. Actually, I have two of them.
What a great meal!
Shirley
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