Grainy Mustard Homemade Recipes

Steps:

• Place mustard seeds in a medium-size bowl. Stir in 1/2 cup cold water and the wine. Cover and let stand overnight.
• Purée mustard with salt until you reach the desired consistency. Transfer to an airtight container and refrigerate for 24 hours before using.

Steps:

• Place all ingredients in a covered jar and allow to sit for a couple of days so that the seeds soften. Don't get too persnickety about the time frame. I can tell you with absolute certainty that if your week gets a little out of control busy with too many people needing too many things, it will be OK if you leave the soaking seeds sitting on your counter for a full week.
• Over the course of a couple of days, the seeds will absorb almost all of that liquid. If the liquid is completely absorbed and your seeds look a little dry, add a bit more apple cider vinegar. Mine didn't need any more liquid, but yours might.
• After a couple of days (or a week) pour the contents of the jar into your blender and process until the mustard is the desired consistency. Less if you like it grainy, more if you prefer it creamy. Put the finished mustard right back into the jar the seeds were inches Not even a jar to wash!
• You can keep simple and just added a bit of thyme for seasoning or you can go crazy with different flavors. If you like traditional yellow mustard, add a bit of turmeric. You can use beer or white wine in place of the apple cider vinegar for a different flavor, too.
• The mustard mellows a bit as it sits, but it's still quite bold.

Steps:

• Whisk together Dijon mustard,egg yolk, lemon juice, 1/4 teaspoonsalt, and 1/8 teaspoonpepper in a bowl. Pour inoil in a slow, steady stream,whisking constantly untilemulsified and thick. Whiskin grainy mustard, horseradish,and water. (Thin withmore water if too thick.)

Steps:

• Put the black mustard seeds into a non-metallic bowl and pour over 150 ml of the vinegar. Cover and leave overnight.
• The next day, use a mortar and pstle to pound the mixture until the seeds are coarsely broken. Grind the yellow mustard seeds in an electric blender or coffee grinder to a very fine powder. Combine the two mixtures and stir in the rest of the vinegar and the salt.
• Spoon into sterilized jars. Seal, label and keep in a cool dark place for 2 weeks before using to allow the flavours to develop.

Steps:

• Place mustard seeds, wine, and vinegar in a small bowl or container, cover, and let soak at room temperature for two days.
• Transfer mustard seeds and liquid to jar of a blender.
• Add mustard powder, salt and honey.
• Puree until a coarse paste forms, but whole seeds still remain.
• Transfer to an airtight container and let rest in refrigerator for 2 days before use.

Steps:

• Crack the mustard seeds in a coffee or spice grinder - do not pulverize them just crack them.
• Stir in enought vinegar to make a thick paste.
• Combine mustard powder with the salt, stir in enough beer to make a thick paste.
• Mix the two pastes together and add enough beer to make a smooth pasty consistency.
• Place in a closed jar and store in the fridge.