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    Country Mustard

    Inspired by Berry I wanted to try to make some mustard for my Cuban sandwiches. Stumbled on this from Hank Shaw

    http://honest-food.net/2015/05/08/ho...ake-mustard-2/

    Im a big Hank Shaw fan.

    I just put the first batch in the Fridge from brown seeds. Hope it mellows a bit. : 0
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    Last edited by Jon Solberg; April 17, 2016, 04:28 PM.

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    Jon Solberg, Thanks for the Link Jon! My Dad used to make Hot Mustard w/Horseraddish it would make you Sweat but was Great!
    Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, Dan

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      #3
      The first time I tried mustard seeds I crunched a few in my mouth... I thought, "Wow what a bunch of useless birdseed, there's no flav---...YOWZERS!"... spicy little buggers.

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        #4
        Marauderer posted this recipe a while back. I love it. In my experience, the brown seeds are much hotter than the yellow seeds--I usually do them about 50/50. I also use a basic blender instead of a hand blender.

        Marauderer’s Mustard

        I found this recipe in Gourmet Magazine back when it was a bimonthly periodical.
        This makes about 1.5 cups
        It only takes about 10 min but you have to let the mustard seeds soak for two days.

        ½ cp mustard seeds (different seeds, different flavors)
        ¾ cp cider vinegar (I use Braggs)
        1/3 cp water
        1 ¼ tsp sugar
        1 ½ tsp salt

        Soak mustard seeds in the vinegar and water for two days at room temp. (if seeds are not submerged add a bit of water until they are)
        Puree mixture with the sugar and salt in food processor, I use a hand blender, until almost smooth, about 2 min.
        Thin to desired consistency with additional water and season with salt to taste.
        Chilled the mustard will last at least a month.

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          #5
          That mustard looks delicious! Fine job!

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            #6
            That looks like something I should try.

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              #7
              Looks great Jon!!

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                #8
                I've been dreaming about making my own mustard .... really. I'll be trying this recipe out soon

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                  #9
                  I like mustard, but never though much about it until my wife brought back a jar of a jalapeno mustard called "Fat Dog" from Oregon. OMG! It's the most incredible stuff I've ever had and it's just mustard! Maybe I can figure out the recipe now. LOL

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                    #10
                    Jon thanks for sharing your found recipe. It looks like a winner.

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