Amish Mustard Eggs ...My Mom said to share this with you guys...

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mine did especially before I got it to a boil. I need to look at it this afternoon when I get home. I wonder if I need to shake the container up each day. It seemed the pics people posted on here, the liquid wasn't separated at all.

I just give mine a quick shake everyday and it looks fine, it just tends to separate a bit.

I’m sure it will be good, only a few days left to try. I’m trying to hold out for a week.
 
Yeah these are good! I’ll make them again. Since I didn’t have any plain mustard, I used spicy mustard and I also used mustard powder instead of seeds (I found them in my cluttered slice cabinet AFTER the brine was made! Lol)

I also added a sliced jalapeño and sliced onion. They have no heat with the jalapeño and spicy mustard.

Talk about a gassy lunch:
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I just made these for the first time on friday. I ate the first one this morning and they are amazing. I will definitely be making these in the future for family gatherings.
 
Thanks to the OP & the bumps, as it really is a cracking recipe, pleased I stumbled over it a coupla weeks ago. There's only two left of the dozen I made, so will double up the next batch.
 
I got smart and hid a stash of eggs I did almost a month ago in the back of the refrigerator. Every so often I'll grab one. They get better each week. Got 4 left. Need to make a few more.
 
Wow glad this got bumped just tried my first one last night and it was awesome.

How's yours Bear?

Warren


Let you know tomorrow.
Had a Kidney Doc Apt, then stopped @ “Trivet” for Supper. (Fried Oysters)

Now I’m to full to try one—-Will try tomorrow.

Bear
 
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I've got two batches on the fridge, both of the Amish variety. The one batch is as described in the recipe, but I've added about a dozen cloves of garlic. The second batch I added garlic, five habeneros and two jalepenos. I'm hoping it'll be spicy. I also substituted 1/2 tsp of Turmeric for the food coloring. Stay tuned....
So how’d the second batch turn out? Get heat from the habanero in it ?
 
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So, I've been stalking this thread for some time now, and decided to pull the trigger, and give it a go.

I used the second generation recipe on this thread ... the one with brown sugar, as that is what I have on hand. I also opted to omit the the food coloring, and include a huge pinch of saffron- I have a HUGE tin of Iranian saffron, and I can be liberal with it's use.

I started these last Sunday, and will wait until next Saturday to try one. I am giving them a gentle turn twice daily to keep all of the goodness suspended in the liquid.
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I need to make these again, thanks for the reminder. I used 2 jalapeño peppers last time, I couldn’t taste the heat, jalapeños were tasty though...maybe I’ll throw my extra Tabasco peppers in.
 
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