This spicy, versatile Creole sauce goes well with most anything – fish, beef or possibly chicken.
Grind all ingredients except the mustard with a blender for about one minute to a pulp.
Next, add the mustard and blend again until the sauce is creamy and the peppers and garlic are finely chopped.
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