Recipe: Appetizing Dijon mustard sausage bites

Dijon mustard sausage bites. Homemade Dijon Mustard - The Easiest Recipe Ever! Dijon mustard is a classic type of prepared mustard originating in the French city of Dijon, and usually features white wine and unripe grape juice. Dijon mustard is used as a condiment and an ingredient in recipes.

These Sausage Bites are simmered in white wine & served with a creamy, spicy mustard dipping sauce. They're a delicious party appetizer that cooks up quick. While these sausage bites are simmering away in that wine, it's the perfect time to mix up your creamy mustard dipping sauce. You can have Dijon mustard sausage bites using 4 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Dijon mustard sausage bites

1. Prepare 1 packages of Beef kielbasa.
2. Prepare 1/4 cup of dijon mustard.
3. You need 1 tbsp of maple syrup.
4. You need 1 of appetizer sticks.

Dijon mustard is a great addition to sandwiches, subs, and wraps. It's healthier than most other condiments, and it makes a nice, creamy addition to recipes that you may already make at home. Reviews for: Photos of Sausage Rolls with Maille® Dijon Originale Mustard. For my first time making this I ve learned that I need to flour the surface a bit more thoroughly that the dough is more delicate than my usual pie dough and the mustard flavouring is amazing!

Dijon mustard sausage bites instructions

1. Remove the kielbasa from package and slice into a small bites.
2. Pan sear the kielbasa bites on low heat in a pan.
3. Once the kielbasa bites brown remove and put into a bowl.
4. Add the dijon mustard and the maple syrup and toss the kielbasa.
5. Start to stick the bites with appetizer sticks line up on a dish and enjoy.

That's how Dijon mustard makes me feel. This jar of mustard can seriously make you feel like a genius in the kitchen once you know how to wield Mighty mighty Dijon! Think of Dijon as the softer, creamier version of the yellow mustard you commonly squirt on hot dogs. There are some great Dijon mustard substitutes available out there such as yellow mustard, brown mustard, honey mustard, powdered mustard, and wasabi Dijon mustard substitutes don't perfectly emulate this sharp and tangy French mustard, but they will work in a pinch. Dijon Mustard is a bit spicy, has a pale yellow color, slightly creamy uniformity, and smoothly coarse texture.