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Heidi's recipe makes 2 cups, but since this was virgin terrritory (and my mustard seed turned out to be in short supply) I decided to halve it. I also didn't have champagne vinegar on hand, and thankfully my sanity returned in time to stop me from opening a bottle of real champagne to throw in a splash. Instead I let my olfactory senses lead the way and sniffed the vinegars I did have on hand, comparing the scent to that of the mustard left in the fridge, settling on a mix of white vinegar and sherry vinegar.
I also only had yellow mustard seeds, and while I miss the pretty darker hued flecks of the brown ones in my mustard, I'm confident this is going to be deliciously edible nonetheless.
Scant 1/3 cup (82 grams) yellow mustard seeds (or brown, or both)
1/4 cup (22 grams) mustard powder (I used Coleman's)
Scant 1/2 cup (115 ml) cold filtered water
2 tablespoons white vinegar
1 tablespoon sherry vinegar
2 tablespoons honey
3/4 teaspoons (4 grams) fine sea salt
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