It’s a Honey Mustard Recipe that will make your chicken nuggets and chicken tenders taste out of this world. Four ingredients are all you need to make this super yummy dip or salad dressing! After trying this honey mustard recipe, I can’t but have it at least three times a week!
The honey mustard combination was a little weird to me. It’s like two different worlds. However, I tasted it one time and got addicted. The explosion of flavors in this recipe is unique. You have the sweetness from the honey, the sour, spicy taste comes from the mustard, and the mayo gives a creamy texture and a balance to all the ingredients in this honey mustard dressing.
How To Make Honey Mustard
Making honey mustard sauce or dressing, hardly takes 3 minutes, including the time you take putting the ingredients together. A bowl is needed, a fork or a small whisk will do. Mustard, honey, mayo, and black pepper is what you are going to mix in the bowl. When you’re done mixing the honey mustard dressing will be ready to be served, but I like to chill mine for 10 minutes before using.
Honey Mustard Dressing
I have included a salad in this post; it consists of carrot, red cabbage, cherry tomatoes, and romaine lettuce. Of course, you can have this dressing on any salad you wish, but I like the combination of the creamy mustard honey dressing and the crunch from the vegetables, actually I wouldn’t mind having salad all day if honey mustard is the dressing.
It is easy to make this honey mustard recipe your own by changing it however you like. You can add more mayo or more mustard, but first, make it as per the recipe below and then make the changes.
Let’s make some!
Honey Mustard Recipe
Ingredients
- 6 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 1 ½ tablespoon mustard
- 1 ¼ tablespoon honey
- Pinch of black pepper
Instructions
- In a bowl, add all the ingredients and whisk until combined.
- Cover the dressing and refrigerate until you are ready to use it.
Nutrition
I’ve got a salad in the fridge and all of these ingredients on hand!
I hope you enjoy it Jeff 🙂
What type of mustard did you use?
Hi Samar, I used regular yellow mustard.
I know what you mean about honey mustard, Muna. I never really liked it as a kid, but I’ve come around a bit as I’ve gotten older. Homemade dressings are so easy and so tasty! In fact, I just put lettuce on the shopping list so I can make this for lunch next week. Yum!
Let me know how you liked it, David! 🙂