This easy honey mustard soy sauce is tangy sweet and creamy - perfect for fish, roasted chicken, roasted veggies, chicken wings, wraps, sandwiches, salads and so much more.
Honey mustard is so versatile and pairs with so many dishes.

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My favorite is roasted trout or salmon in the honey mustard glaze. Seriously, it's the perfect combination.
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Honey Mustard Soy Sauce Recipe
This sauce only consists of 4 ingredients.
- mustard
- soy sauce
- honey
- sesame oil
How easy is that?
You more than likely have all the ingredients for this sitting in the kitchen.
How Do You Make Honey Mustard Soy Sauce From Scratch
In a jar or a small bowl mix together dijon mustard, honey, soy sauce, sesame oil. Give it a good shake and you’re ready to go!
Make the sauce in advance. It can be stored up to a week in refrigerator but for more fresh taste consume it in 3 days. Just make sure to use a clean jar covered with a lid or an airtight container and refrigerated.
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What Does Honey Mustard Soy Sauce Taste Like?
Tangy, sweet, creamy, warm - these are just a few adjectives to describe this jar of deliciousness.
It’s a perfect blend of mustard, honey, soy sauce, sesame oil whisked until creamy texture.
In this sauce, mustard tastes more sweet than sharp because honey balances it out nicely.
The honey mustard sauce can be consumed cold or warm but the yummy taste really pops when cooking or baking it in the oven with fish or chicken.
What Do You Eat Honey Mustard Soy Sauce With?
- Chicken, chicken nuggets, chicken wings,
- Pork
- Fries
- Salmon, trout, seabags or any other cooked fish of your choice
- Use as a marinade for roasted meats, fish, veggies
- As a dressing for salads
- As a cold or hot dip for veggies
- As a condiment to cheese and tapas boards
- Tossed with vegetables before roasting
- Ham or any other sandwiches
- Wraps
- With mashed potatoes
- Pasta
- Sausages
Honey Mustard Soy Sauce Variations
- For my mustard lovers - add regular mustard with seeds
- make it hot - add chili flakes or chili pepper spice
- Reduce the honey quantity to bring out mustard taste more
- Add a bit of cider vinegar
- For a lighter taste use olive oil instead of sesame oil
Options are endless!
Thank you for reading!
Julia
Can’t wait to hear how your homemade honey mustard soy sauce turns out. Please let me know down below in the comments 🙂
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Recipe
Easy Honey Mustard Soy Sauce
INGREDIENTS
- ½ cup dijon mustard
- ½ cup honey
- 2 tablespoon soy sauce
- ½ cup sesame oil or other natural flavor oil
INSTRUCTIONS
- In a jar or a small bowl mix together dijon mustard, honey, soy sauce, sesame oil.
- Give it a good shake and you’re ready to go!
NOTES
PRIVATE NOTES
(Nutrition information is calculated using an ingredient database and should be considered an estimate.)
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