Mustard?????

Bordello · March 2001

I have noticed how often mustard is used, could you please tell me if it does anything to the meat other then flavor it. By the way, I recieved my grill extender and plate setter yesterday, then went out and purchased a polder type thermometer and some long gloves today. Now the fun can really begin. Just bought a pork tender loin, we shall see what happens. It's a comfortable 84 degree's here today and my glass of wine just hits the spot. Happy Q-ing to all.
New Bob

Car Wash Mike · March 2001

<p />New Bob, My thought was that mustard never really flavored, just was used as a tenderizer. I'm sure more EGGERS will chime in and I'm curious to see what other responses you get.

Nature Boy · March 2001

New Bob,
Mustard helps melt the rub and might aid in penetration of flavor due to the acid in the vinegar. One of the nicest benefits is that it aids in giving you a nice crust.
84 eh? Still winter here.
Don't forget to set your clocks forward.
NB

Spin · March 2001

New Bob,[p]Mustard mostly provides a crust to the meat. When used with a rub, the rub flavor is encrusted. Its use is not necessary as a crust will form on the meat surface. The use of the mustard forms a more pronounced crust.[p]Spin

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