Whole Grain Dijon Mustard Recipe

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WEBOct 19, 2020 · 3 Steps To Make Dijon Mustard. Step 1: Mix the 6 mustard ingredients together in a bowl. Whole Grain Dijon Mustard Ingredients. …

1. Measure the white wine and the white wine vinegar into a glass container (I used a bowl)
2. Add the 4 tablespoons of brown mustard seeds and 4 tablespoons of yellow mustard seeds to the bowl. Measure the sugar and the Kosher salt into the bowl.
3. Use a plastic spoon or silicone spatula to stir the mustard ingredients.
4. Place a piece of plastic wrap or cheese cloth over the top of the bowl. Place the bowl on the counter and let the mustard ingredients ferment for 48 hours.

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Homemade Whole grain Mustard [French Recipe]

WEBFeb 22, 2018 · Do that with the remaining mustard seeds. In a bowl with the smashed mustard seeds add the remaining 1.3 fluid ounces/ 40 …

1. Add to a bowl your yellow and brown mustard seeds and cover them with 2.7 fluid ounces/ 80 milliliters of the White Wine vinegar. Let it stand for at least 1 hour. You will notice that the vinegar will bubble a bit when it comes in touch with the mustard seeds, that's alright. We want the seeds to get a bit soft.
2. Next, we will pound the seeds and if they have lost a bit on liquids, then add about 1-2 Tablespoons water to the mixture. To pound with the pestle add always small batches and smash and twist it so long until most of the yellow seeds have turned into a mush. The brown once don't crack that easily but with the pounding, they will crack a bit and emit the flavors. Do that with the remaining mustard seeds.
3. In a bowl with the smashed mustard seeds add the remaining 1.3 fluid ounces/ 40 milliliter vinegar, lemon juice, salt, pepper, and Turmeric powder. Mix the content well and fill a clean jar with the condiment. Add the oil on top and close the lid.
4. You will need to let it stand for minimum 4 weeks before you can use it. That is the grainy mustard paste will need to ferment a bit or let's say the flavors "get used to each other" and form the superb flavor we love so much in the whole grain mustard. Let it rest and then you can enjoy it!

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