The Best Homemade Grainy Dijon Mustard! And how to use it.
The best easy homemade mustard! Mine has a rustic, grainy texture that adds a pleasant pop of flavor to many recipes. Delicious homemade mustard takes minutes to make, and cures in a few days - with no unwanted preservatives.
2tablespoons apple cider vinegarI use organic, such as Bragg
1/2teaspoonsea salt
1/2teaspoonpure cane sugar
Instructions
Overview: Soak seeds in wine and vinegar; shake, set aside two days. Use a blender and pulse to a nice consistency with lots of whole seeds. Store in a glass container in the fridge - give it 3 days to mellow - and enjoy!
Place mustard seeds, white wine, and apple cider vinegar in a 2 cup sterile glass jar with a tight lid. Give a shake and place in a dark place at room temperature for two days to soak.
Strain the mixture SAVING the Liquid. Add the mixture to the carafe of a blender (can use small food processor) with FOUR tablespoons of the reserved liquid and 2 tablespoons of Filtered Water. Add in sea salt and pure cane sugar, and pulse to a puree - so that approximately half of the seeds are blended into a paste, and half are still whole.
Add to a sterile 2 cup glass container (I use a Ball canning jar.)Refrigerate to mellow the mustard. Ready to use in three days! Will mellow a bit with time. This mustard is a bit spicy and assertive - a little in goes a long way!
Tips:
Great in so many recipes - and make again / great for gift giving.Add to Vinaigrettes, Indian curries, pickling brines, sandwich topping, marinades, sauces, dips and more!
Notes
This recipe may not be reproduced without the consent of its author, Karen Sheer.