DISH RESEARCH · Dip
honey mustard dip
Joanne Gallagher’s selected honey-mustard dip blends mayonnaise and sour cream with honey, Dijon and yellow mustard, and fresh lemon juice.
About honey mustard dip
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Joanne Gallagher presents a creamy honey-mustard dipping sauce. Her recipe distinguishes this preparation from the separate honey-mustard salad dressing she offers.
Mayonnaise and sour cream form its creamy base. This selection retains both, with honey providing sweetness.
Dijon and prepared yellow mustard are used together. The author describes yellow mustard’s vinegary flavor and Dijon’s punchy mustard spice.
Fresh lemon juice is the selected acidic ingredient. All six ingredients are stirred in a bowl until well blended.
The sauce is tasted and can be adjusted with more of the same honey or mustard. The author offers it for dipping; its mayonnaise and sour-cream base remains creamy and tangy.
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