I agree with Aris, Pommery mustard is such a treat on artichokes or blended into Hollandaise for a fine grilled salmon. I'll try Parson's Extra Strong Mustard for my next batch of Pastrami.
But for turkey or roasted chicken breast sandwiches there is nothing IMO like Mendocino mustard from California. Do any of you have a recipe? They're market testing a new mustard called Suds 'n Seeds and its really good.
I have been making a "New York City' style "Deli" mustard for as long as I can remember. Everybody loves it, as I keep getting requests for it. The base is everyday yellow mustard. If you think it qualifies, I'll send it. Cheers, Bill
1 Gal yellow or brown mustard 1 tsp cayenne 3/4 cup water 4 tsp black pepper 1 cup dry mustard 1 cup molasses 1 tsp salt 6 ozs vinegar 1 tsp allspice 1 tsp tumeric
Combine dry mustard and water in a large bowl. Let stand for 10 minutes. Stir in rest of ingredients.
Makes 10 pints; more or less.
I use cCanadian oriental style hot dry mustard. The brown, or "Gulden's" mustard makes an especially spicy mustard. However the end result with either types of prepared mustard DO NOT make a hot mustard; only picante.
I was wondering what I was going to put in those bottles my wife just ordered for holiday gifts. Yesterday, figured it would be herb vinegar. Not now... thank all of you. I'll keep one for myself.
I made a hybrid of English Mustard and Whole Grain. This stuff will knock your boots off. I assume that the "give two weeks for flavors to develop" means it will mellow?
Hi experts, looking at this old post - when using the link above all I get is the "melborponsti" domain for sale site. Cant see anywhere to move on from here. Any help appreciated. Spudie Perth.