Our mustard supply was starting to shrink so thought I would get a batch on the go. If you like a burly mustard with some texture, this is the recipe for you.
I buy yellow and brown mustard seed from the bulk bins of some grocery stores or order from Amazon.
This time I made a 1 lb (500 gm) batch. I ground the seeds in my handy chopper.
I like a grainy texture so some seeds were left whole. You could grind the whole lot to a powder if you like a smooth texture. Stir in 1 ¼ cups (620 ml) white wine vinegar and let sit for 15 minutes. Then add another 1 ¼ cups vinegar, 2 tbsp sea salt and 4 tbsp of honey.
Cover and let sit overnight on the counter. In the morning if it seems too dry add a bit more vinegar, also a bit more honey if you like it sweeter. Spoon into clean jars and put in the back of the fridge for a MONTH to mature. Yes, Jay and Dax I made extra for you!
This mustard works out a lot cheaper than buying the fancy store stuff and you can pronounce the ingredients. It will keep in the fridge for up to a year.
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Looks bodacius, a jar would look good in our fridge, hehe
Rose do you combine a half of pound of each and grind them together for one batch. Sounds great.
Hi Calleen,
Yes, but you can do any combo you like.