Tony Davidson wrote >If so, what variety do I use (I can buy about 10 different varieties here ranging >from mild french to hot english). Ok, I love cooking so this is something I don't understand. If you own 10 varieties of mustard, I would suspect that you like different ones for different purposes, depending on the flavor. Why can't you choose on your own what would be best for the situation? You must have a feel for mustards - trust your own knowledge. Cooking is not so much following a recipe as following a feel for what will work. For all you know, you'll toss in something different than the recipe meant and it will be better than the original! I guess I come from the school that Cooking is an art form, not a science. Signe "who needs measuring spoons?" Shivers