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Tuesday
Jun112013

HOMEMADE MUSTARD

so, it turns out MUSTARD DOESN'T GROW IN JARS!  who knew?!  i kid, i kid.  kind of.  because although mustard has been a favorite of mine for as long as i can remember, i had zero idea where it came from.  a store shelf.....i knew that much, but nothing beyond.  until recently. i was reading the ingredients on the mustards trying to choose the one with the least crazy sounding stuff and make sure no one was getting sneaky and putting sugar in my mustard.  and in reading these labels i realized - mustard is made of like 2-3 things.  and i thought, I CAN MAKE MY OWN!  which is exciting for a girl who had previously never pondered the origins of one of her favorite condiments.  and so, five minutes after reading a bit about mustard on wikipedia i was off to the races on my first batch.  i think it turned out pretty damn good (after a few days of sitting, which settles some of the spiciness).  will you try it?  it's SO easy!  xx- sarah {more after the jump} 

INGREDIENTS:

1/2 cup mustard seeds

(1) 16 oz jar mustard powder

1/2 cup room temperature water

1 1/2 teaspoon salt

4 tablespoons white wine vinegar

3 tablespoons honey

 

METHOD:

combine all ingredients, add extra salt and honey to taste.  it will be super spicy for the first few days.  let is mellow and it will be 

 

Reader Comments (9)

yum! this looks delicious
kw ladies in navy

06/11/13 | 6:49 AM | Unregistered Commenterkelsey

Yummers! That homemade mustard looks super tasty! My husband is the full time chef at our house (I'm a lucky girl) and a strong mustard avocate. He makes all things from jam to beef jerky to pickles, and I'm actually surprised he hasn't given mustard a try yet. I'll definitely be introducing him to this recipe!

06/11/13 | 8:53 AM | Unregistered CommenterSarah

I may have to try this recipe out. I recently started liking mustard. I know, I know, I 've definitely been missing out.

Love how clear your photos look. What type of camera lens do you use for these indoor food shots?

06/11/13 | 11:31 AM | Unregistered CommenterBettina

Yum! It looks so so good too! :)

06/11/13 | 12:20 PM | Unregistered CommenterAlexa

Never thought someone could make mustard look gorgeous haha!

06/11/13 | 12:53 PM | Unregistered CommenterAndi

I've never considered trying to make my own mustard, but it looks so easy, I think I'll have to give it a go!...xv

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06/11/13 | 1:0 PM | Unregistered CommenterVicki Archer

Looks fantastic! Do you know how long it will keep? It would be a great gift idea!

06/12/13 | 6:40 PM | Unregistered CommenterAM

this looks delicious! what a great idea.

06/15/13 | 8:17 AM | Unregistered Commenterjoanna goddard

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