Sweet and spicy, if you have extra pumpkin this is a great way to use some up.
The last few hearty tsp of pumpkin were frozen, I'll add one and a couple shakes of pumpkin pie spice to my coffee basket for a cup of homemade pumpkin spice coffee.
Pumpkin Mustard-from Food Network Magazine, October 2013
2 Tblsp canned pumpkin
2 Tblsp grainy mustard-I had spicy, grainy would be very pretty
2 Tblsp honey
~Mix well.
Have a happy day:@)
Did you come up with this all on your lonesome? What a great combination - especially with the pretzels. Just the right amount of sweet, salty and tangy I would say.
ReplyDelete-hmmm, this sounds like a must-try....we love pretzels dipped in almost anything.
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Loving it! Happy fall!
ReplyDeleteVelva
This sounds like a state i would enjoy, Lynn! The Food Network magazine has so mnay good recipes. Happy Autumn!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeletegreat idea is this recipe. Thanks for sharing, I will try that.
Best greetings, Johanna
Your dip sounds great Lynn! I'm ready for all things pumpkin :)
ReplyDeleteThe dip sounds good and I also like the idea for the coffee.
ReplyDeleteLillian
I'm loving all your great uses for leftover pumpkin, Lynn. The dip sounds like a winner and easy to whip up. xo
ReplyDeleteThis sounds good. I made pumpkin muffins today. That was supper.
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