If my husband doesn't like mustard. What can I substitute?

Julie Brucki
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Amy March 17, 2022
I know that the texture and flavor would be compromised, but is there a substitute for the heavy cream? thanks
 
drbabs March 17, 2022
It would definitely change things, but you could use chicken broth thickened with a roux.
 
AntoniaJames March 12, 2022
I'd reach for Worcestershire sauce as a substitute for the mustard in this weeknight chicken with creamy mushrooms.

That may sound a bit odd, but Worcestershire has a nice punch to it, adding brightness as well as flavor. In the alternative, I'd add some smashed anchovies + red wine vinegar.

In each case, I'd add with the deglazing water. ;o)
 
Miss_Karen March 9, 2022
He doesn't like ALL mustards? I understand that yellow mustard is not my preference. But I use either a stone ground mustard or garlic mustard. The flavor is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. Perhaps try ßomething other than yellow mustard. Otherwise I would go with a splash of white balsamic vinegar
 
drbabs March 10, 2022
My husband hates ALL mustard. And can detect the tiniest amounts.
 
Nancy March 8, 2022
And/or:
• other sour garnishes - sumac, amchur, vinegar;
• other sources of heat - Wasabi, fresh or pickled chiles, a dash of hot sauce.
 
aargersi March 8, 2022
Or get a new husband, I mean, who doesn’t like mustard?
KIDDING!
Do what Emma says instead.
 
drbabs March 8, 2022
Haha, mine doesn’t either. Maybe prepared horseradish?
 
Emma L. March 8, 2022
Hi Julie! The mustard adds spice and acidity, so you would just want to replace that in some way. Could be as simple as increasing the black pepper to taste and squeezing some lemon on top just before serving.
 
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