4 oz dry mustard (Coleman's makes a tin that comes in either 2 or 4 oz)
1 cup White vinegar
Mix these two well and let sit overnight.
Whip in -
2 eggs
1 cup sugar (or Splenda� ?)
1/2 tsp salt
put in double boiler and cook until thick - you will need to stir
constantly and not heat it too fast or it gets lumpy. If you under cook it
will be very runny.
Joe Wells
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Joe, here's one of the classic glazes or toppings, from what I
understand. It's all a matter of taste, and despite being
distantly related to Danny, I still prefer KC style over the
mustard based sauces. http://www.dannysbbq.com/recipes.asp?rid=9
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Congressman�s mouth?
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