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That video may be the most out-there Townsends video, but most of his videos have recipes that are a lot more sane. It's a great crossover between history and cooking!
So I'm attempting to make mustard from scratch? Why? Because I kept buying mustard seeds thinking I was out, when it was really fennel seed and coriander seed I meant to buy. I realize that's a ridiculous problem to have, but I'm making the most of it.
I love cooking with mustard seeds, either on a roast or in homemade vinaigrette. I'm not crazy about straight up mustard however, though to be fair I have gotten more tolerant over the years. I would be interested it hearing how it turns out!
I tend to use mustard seeds in a somewhat unusual way: making rice. I'll put some in with either coriander or fennel seeds to give it a nice flavor when I pair it with something Asian.
So I'm attempting to make mustard from scratch? Why? Because I kept buying mustard seeds thinking I was out, when it was really fennel seed and coriander seed I meant to buy. I realize that's a ridiculous problem to have, but I'm making the most of it.
Huh! Neat. You'll have to keep us informed on how the finished product turns out!
Huh! Neat. You'll have to keep us informed on how the finished product turns out!
So today it seemed ready to process. I added plenty of pepper, some salt, red pepper flakes, and some honey. I blended it up and it is... pretty okay! I might need more liquid to to get it to a creamier consistency, or I may just need to push it through a sieve and toss the spent seeds. But it's got a stone-ground quality to it, and I don't hate it. It's definitely going on some sammiches!
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