Dijonnaise Dijon mustard, egg yolks, olive oil, white balsamic vinegar
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Dijonnaise - This is a name given to dishes that contain mustard or are served with a sauce that contains mustard.
Dijonnaise:
Dishes that are prepared with mustard or are accompanied by a sauce that contains mustard.
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Ingredients: Dijonnaise mustard, elbow macaroni...
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a la dijonnaise means with a mustard-flavored sauce.
dill An herb whose seeds and leaves flavor sweet and savory foods,
especially in northern and eastern European countries; in the U.S. it
is commonly used with vinegar for pickling cucumbers.
Dijonnaise (Fr.): Dijon style; usually with mustard.
Dill: anethum graveolens. This herb has won favour in cuisines as diverse as Mediterranean, Scandinavian, Russian and Iranian, both the seeds and feathery leaves being used.
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Oeuf - The French word for "egg."
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Originally from Dijon, France, this pale variety of mustard is known for its sharp, clean flavor that can range from mild to hot. It is made from brown mustard seeds, white wine, unfermented grape juice and a variety of seasonings. Dijonnaise ...
 See also: Dijon, Vegetable, Cheese, Cooking, Mushroom
  
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