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15g Dijon Mustard ! ?6 E2 E7 g! B1 |' H- |" F30ml White vinegar5.39.217.76# @- H# i5 L# I
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The sauce can be finished with a bit of boiling water to stabilise it more. 2 H8 z2 D$ V; U0 N6 y# E5.39.217.76The oil used will provide the underlying flavour - traditionally olive oil is used.