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  • wtgW Offline
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    I'll admit it: I'm a mustard junkie.

    I succumbed to my weakness and picked up two jars of Braswell's mustards when we were at World Market a few weeks back. Tried the Champagne Dill and also the Truffle; both are very good.

    https://www.braswells.com/category/mustard

    Got any new faves to share?

    When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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      Chili Crisp. It’s like crack.

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        Qaanaaq-Qaalaaq
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        Silver Spring Horseradish Sauce.

        Its heat index is on the hot side but it’s not overwhelmingly so. Silver Spring is my favorite one so far but I by no means have tried all horseradish sauces. A Spanish ethnic grocery store where I bought it discontinued selling it. It didn’t sell well enough I guess but I found another store that carries them.

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          Aloha Soy Sauce. #1 brand in Hawaii. Our friends rave an out the stuff and bring it back whenever they visit relatives in Hawaii. Got some on Amazon.

          https://share.icloud.com/photos/02cJNf6076kt-tYpLWR9CH7-g

          It definitely has more flavor than our usual soy tipple - Kikkoman. Very tasty and the big bottle should last a long time.

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            Silver Spring Horseradish Sauce.

            Its heat index is on the hot side but it’s not overwhelmingly so. Silver Spring is my favorite one so far but I by no means have tried all horseradish sauces. A Spanish ethnic grocery store where I bought it discontinued selling it. It didn’t sell well enough I guess but I found another store that carries them.

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            @Qaanaaq-Qaalaaq

            Silver Spring was the only brand of Horseradish my parents would buy. I still remember it - a favorite!

            I’ll have to see if I can find it. 👍

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              @Qaanaaq-Qaalaaq

              Silver Spring was the only brand of Horseradish my parents would buy. I still remember it - a favorite!

              I’ll have to see if I can find it. 👍

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              @Steve-Miller said in New favorites in the condiments aisle:

              I’ll have to see if I can find it.

              Try your local Kroger; our Mariano's carries it.

              When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                I picked up a jar of homemade "Cowboy Candy" at a local farmers market a few weeks ago. Sweet and hot pickled jalapenos. Very nice with cheeses, deli meats, and just about anything else.

                The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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                  Weber’s blend of horseradish and mustard was a regional specialty where I grew up, in Buffalo. A companion to the also hyperlocal roast beef on kümmelweck roll. It’s been decades since I tasted it. These days there are many ways to get it.

                  https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse2.mm.bing.net%2Fth%2Fid%2FOIP.gboTDpHyyT-WG-b-UnfjigHaGc%3Fr%3D0%26pid%3DApi&f=1&ipt=a73c89c39438d1a675a35f24a89070dd5662b8d5b4a1f40ae6f69b54faa4ad3e&ipo=images

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                    One mustard we used to almost always have in our fridge was Nance's. It has vanished from all our local markets in recent years. It was the go-to mustard in my wife's family.

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                    • B Bernard

                      I picked up a jar of homemade "Cowboy Candy" at a local farmers market a few weeks ago. Sweet and hot pickled jalapenos. Very nice with cheeses, deli meats, and just about anything else.

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                      @Bernard My mom make Cowboy Candy! It’s great!

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                        I picked up a jar of homemade "Cowboy Candy" at a local farmers market a few weeks ago. Sweet and hot pickled jalapenos. Very nice with cheeses, deli meats, and just about anything else.

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                        @Bernard and @dolmansaxlil said in New favorites in the condiments aisle:

                        "Cowboy Candy"

                        Found a recipe and it sounds intriguing. Have quite a few jalapenos in the garden. Might need to experiment.

                        https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a40410570/cowboy-candy-candied-jalapenos-recipe/

                        When the world wearies and society ceases to satisfy, there is always the garden - Minnie Aumônier

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                          Aloha Soy Sauce. #1 brand in Hawaii. Our friends rave an out the stuff and bring it back whenever they visit relatives in Hawaii. Got some on Amazon.

                          https://share.icloud.com/photos/02cJNf6076kt-tYpLWR9CH7-g

                          It definitely has more flavor than our usual soy tipple - Kikkoman. Very tasty and the big bottle should last a long time.

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                          @Steve-Miller I like Aloha soy sauce, too. I wish our local Fred Meyer (Kroger) carried a smaller bottle; the big one takes up too much space in my cupboard. The local Asian markets have the big bottles, too.

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