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Recipes with mild yellow mustard

3 recipes that use mild yellow mustard, with photos, step-by-step instructions and cook times. The quickest, Shucos, takes 25 minutes. It is most often cooked with mayonnaise, achiote and allspice berries.

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Shucos

After dark outside Guatemala City's schools, stadiums and bus stops, the shuco carts fire up: buns toasted on the griddle, split and loaded with a smear of guacamole, a pile of boiled cabbage, sausages and stripes of mayonnaise, mustard and hot sauce. The sausages are usually pork or pork-and-beef hot dogs, sometimes with longaniza or chorizo alongside. It is messy, cheap and very good. The mistake to avoid is putting the guacamole on last; it goes on the bread first so it glues everything else in place. Chef's tip: squeeze the boiled cabbage hard in a cloth; wet cabbage turns the bun soggy before you get it to your mouth.

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Ensalada de feria

No Panamanian Christmas, birthday or town feria table is complete without this bright pink potato salad: cubed potato, beetroot, chopped egg, onion and celery bound in mayonnaise, the beet staining everything a vivid rose. It is served cold next to arroz con pollo, tamales and roast meats. Overcooked potatoes are the usual mistake, turning the salad to mush; boil them whole and cube them once cool. Keep it chilled because of the eggs and mayonnaise, and don't leave it out more than two hours. Chef's tip: dress the warm potatoes with a little vinegar first; they absorb it and the salad tastes brighter.

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Panes con chumpe

On Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve in El Salvador, families line up crusty rolls and fill them with turkey (chumpe) soaked in a rich, rust-coloured recado of tomatoes, toasted pumpkin and sesame seeds, mild dried chillies and warm spices, then stuff in watercress, cucumber, radish and tomato. At home, turkey legs and thighs give all the flavour of a whole bird and fit an ordinary oven. The common mistake is a thin, watery sauce; it should be thick enough to cling to the meat and soak into the bread without dripping off. Chef's tip: marinate the turkey overnight in the fridge and add its roasting juices to the recado; they carry most of the flavour.

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Goes well with mild yellow mustard