Mustard Recipes, Substitutions, and Cooking Tips Mustard inhibits the growth of yeast BY PEGGY TROWBRIDGE FILIPPONE When the volume as well as the flavor of mustard is important to your recipe: Mix 1 Tablespoon dried mustard, 1 teaspoon vinegar, 1 teaspoon cold water, and 1 teaspoon sugar to equal 1 Tablespoon of prepared mustard. Let stand 15 minutes to develop flavor and heat before adding to recipe. Sugar can be omitted but the result will be much hotter. For additions to wet mixtures: 1 teaspoon dried mustard = 1 Tablespoon prepared mustard Mustard Cooking Tips and Hints • If your recipe calls for dark mustard seeds, you will be disappointed by substituting white ones. The flavor is truly that different, like night and day, and substitution is not recommended. When used whole in canning and preserving, the seeds do not impart a sharp mustard flavor, but add a nice, mild aroma. • In India, the seeds are often toasted until they split open much li
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