I am curios if anyone on the forum makes their own mustard. I did a search and didn't come up with anything. I thought it would be fun to serve home made mustard with some of my smoked meats.
I use it in Deviled Eggs, Potato Salid, Coleslaw
Have never made mustard. Did check out the videos pretty cool. Thanks for the post. I do use Coleman's dry mustard In some of my rub's and BBQ sauce. CF
This is the one that had me laughing my a** off.....as he stuck his head in the FP and nearly fell over from the fumes
Thanks everyone. I went and checked out some of the videos. The spicy brown mustard that geniusinexile made looks really good.
This stuff will your sinuses very quickly and make your eyes water when fresh!Senf mit Mitteriech (Horseradish Mustard)
8 oz of dry hot mustard powder
1/4 cup dried brown mustard seed
3 & 1/2 tsp turmeric
1/4 tsp white pepper
1 & 1/2 tsp salt
2 & 1/2 tsps emulsified horseradish (fresh)
3 tbs honey
5 fluid oz of white vinegar
4 fluid oz of water
2 to 3 drops liquid smoke
Emulsify horseradish, in a blender or food processor, mix all ingredients in a bowl (NOT made of aluminum) very well, pack into small jars and process in boiling water bath for 10 minutes, remove from bath and allow to cool.
Refrigerate to keep mustard hot.
For more mild the mustard, store in a dark cupboard a couple of months.
If you want the original recipe, minus the liquid smoke, take an old pie tin and drill or punch holes thru it from the bottom, this forces the metals rupture up from the bit, pour in the brown mustard seed, the rupture points will keep the seeds from falling out of the tin, but allow smoke to penetrate the seeds.
Place a small amount of wet sawdust or woodchips on the fire or the smudge pan,(electric smoker) on low heat, allow the moisture to leave the chips or dust to dry, under the heat of the smoker. Once the smoke begins, place pan into the smoker, and smoke for 4 minutes with a closed damper, remove pan and allow to cool, proceed with the recipe, hope you enjoy, and Merry Christmas to all.
mike