Colman’s Mustard was first manufactured in the UK in 1814 by Jeremiah Colman. In 1866, Her Majesty Queen Victoria granted the company its Royal Warrant as manufacturers of mustard to Queen Victoria. Today, Colman’s is still used by the British Royal household.
Colman’s is tangier than the bland American mustard (I’m not American born, gentle reader, and since my youngest days in Uruguay we’ve had access to fine European food products and yes… we like’m spicy!). Recently I came across Colman’s (their hechsher is from the London Beth Din) at a local supermarket, here in Brooklyn; I picked up both their regular Mustard and the Double Superfine Powder Mustard.
SYR used the mustard in one of her delicious chicken recipes:
SYR’s Orange, Honey, Mustard Chicken
Ingredients
- 4 filets chicken breast trimmed (approximately 2 lbs.)
Marinade
- ½ cup honey
- ½ cup orange juice
- 4 tablespoon. olive oil
- 2 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- ¼ cup Coleman’s mustard
- ½ tablespoon fresh rosemary
- 1 clove garlic – minced
- ½ teaspoon paprika
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
Directions
Marinade Prep
Whisk together all ingredients. Store approximately 5 tablespoons of marinade in second baggy. Add breasts and put in plastic zip-lock bag with remaining marinade. Refrigerate for 2 hours or more (more flavorful when marinated overnight).
Preparation
Remove marinated chicken from fridg to rest at room temp for ½ hour. Remove chicken breasts from marinade. Pre-spray grilling surface and grill breasts over medium high temp. for about 7 minutes, flip and grill for 2-3 minutes more. Flip again. Pour second baggy of marinade onto chicken and grill for 1 more minute. Serve & enjoy!
We tried a salad on which we sprinkled a small amount of Colman’s Mustard Powder, it suddenly came alive and elevated our palates to new realms of flavor. Wooooow!!!
CS
do you use the powder or other mustard for the recipe
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I used the regular mustard for the above recipe and the powder one for the salad. Both resulted in delicious fare.
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