Using honey mustard for a bolder side dish

The greatest advantage of this substitution is the flexibility it offers in customizing your honey mustard. Store-bought varieties range widely, from mildly spicy and predominantly sweet to zesty hot honey options.
To create your own honey mustard at home, you'll need either lemon juice or apple cider vinegar, a dash of chili powder, and, of course, honey. The choice of mustard is entirely yours: yellow, Dijon, and brown mustards each bring different levels of heat and depth (the latter two are spicier, while yellow mustard is more tangy than fiery), allowing you to tailor the flavor profile of your dressing. You can also experiment with different types of honey, from floral varieties to the richer taste of buckwheat honey. Many honey mustard recipes call for mayonnaise, but you can easily swap in yogurt or sour cream instead.
Watch as your vegetables—such as cabbage, carrots, and even fennel—transform when you generously coat them with this zesty dressing. You can savor your enhanced coleslaw on its own or pair it with casual dishes like Philly cheesesteak sliders and loaded ground beef gyros for a more satisfying meal. Feel free to get creative and consider placing the salad inside wraps or buns for an extra twist. There’s nothing sweeter than using honey mustard to elevate your coleslaw!
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