Foamheart Black Indian Mustard - First Try

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zippy12

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Toasted the seeds ... about 320F ... taken them out you can hear them poping
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into Beer
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Grinding more Mustard Seed to replace Coleman’s Mustard powder
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salt
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Honey
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Vinigar
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So I have 2 containers in the fridge... One with whole Mustard seed and the other with the ground..

I will combine tomarrow

More to come
 
If you like spicy you will love that mustard. I am almost out of the batch I made and need to make some more.
 
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Researched this on the googles today and the big take aways are:
There are 3 kinds of mustard seed (white(very mild), yellow(mild), black(hot)).
The longer you leave the mustard seed out of the vinegar the milder it gets.
White wine vinegar will give a sharper crisper taste.

Any How ... Time to crush some of the whole mustard seed and combine the 2 containers
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I did taste a bit and its good but the flavor will change over the next 3 days... *WAITING*
 
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Already planning my next batch. I will grind yellow mustard seed and mix black into it...
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3.00 for 7oz OUCH
 
Looks good and I am sure you will enjoy the flavor. Look at Creole Mustard recipes. BTW, check your info. Mustard does not get hot until combined with water. The longer it sits the hotter it gets. It is Acid from wine or vinegar that stops the reaction, same with horseradish...JJ
 
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