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Home » Sauces and Dips » Super easy Homemade Fiery Hot Mustard

Super easy Homemade Fiery Hot Mustard

Author: Karon Grieve Published : December 2016

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fiery hot mustard
homemade fiery mustard

I love mustard, the hotter the better. It livens up everything from sausages to pork shops, roast beef to sandwiches. Here’s how to make your own homemade fiery mustard. It’s hot stuff!

book and mustard with spoon

It’s time to get cracking on making those festive foodie gifts for family and friends. This homemade mustard is a great idea and takes you away from the usual sweet jams and preserves that are so popular in gift hampers.

Mustard is so simple to make

People don’t often think of making their own mustard maybe thinking there is something difficult or mysterious in making this red-hot condiment and thus preferring to just but it off the shelf in the supermarket.

But this is far from the truth, mustard is so simple to make and your homemade variety will knock spots off the shop bought stuff.

You will need a little bit of time for this recipe, 24 hours for the mustard seeds to soak in vinegar but then it is really just a case of whazzing the ingredients together and giving Mother Nature another 2 weeks to allow the flavours to really develop before you taste all this fiery mustard goodness.

Remember to sterilise your jars before use.

What type of mustrd is this?

This fiery hot homemade mustard recipe makes a wholegrain mustard. That means that the seeds still have their texture, not like Dijon mustard which is a smooth creamy mustard.

How long will homemade mustard keep?

This fiery mustard will keep for up to a year in a cool place. Once opened store in the fridge and use within a few weeks.

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How to serve homemade fiery mustard

I like to use this fiery hot mustard on pork chops, with ham and salad in a sandwich and also with that good old standby melted cheese on toast.

Use homemade mustard to spread on to ham before roasting.

Add some to Greek yogurt to make a spicy dip.

Give it as a gift in an old-fashioned wire closure jar and tie on a vintage spoon as an extra little gifty touch.

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Looking for more easy condiments to make at home? Then check out these fun recipes before you go;

Scottish highlander mustard with whisky

Homemade Harissa Spice Paste

Peach and tarragon mustard

Cavolo Nero tapenade

This recipe for Fiery Mustard is just one of 50 recipes in my Ebook Naughty and Nice Edible Gifts For Christmas.

Finally, if you do try this recipe don’t forget to leave a comment/star rating below as I just love to hear from readers. Want more Larder Love? Then follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter and sign up for my newsletter too of course.

PS This homemade Fiery Mustard is part of my super 50 Easy Homemade Pantry Staples list. You can make so many of your store cupboard basics yourself, it’s fun and saves money too.

Photos And Tips AboveMost of my recipes have step by step photos and useful tips plus videos too, see above.
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Homemade Fiery Hot Mustard

Karon Grieve
A super easy recipe for making your own fiery mustard, perfect as a foodie gift.
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Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Total Time 10 minutes mins
Course condiments
Cuisine British
Servings 1 jar
Calories 813 kcal

Ingredients
 

  • 150 g mustard seeds yellow
  • 120 ml white wine vinegar
  • 2 tsp chilli flakes
  • 2 tsp paprika
  • 3 cloves garlic crushed
  • 1 tsp sea salt
Metric – US Customary

Instructions
 

  • Cover the mustard seeds with the vinegar in a non metalic bowl and set aside at room temperature for 24 hours.
  • Whazz all the ingredients together in a food processor.
  • Pack into a sterilised jar.
  • Leave for 2 weeks before using to allow flavours to develop.
  • Use within 1 year, once opened store in fridge and use within 1 month.

Notes

Serve with steak, burgers, bbq and more. Mix with yogurt for a spicy dip and spread on ham for roasting too.

Nutrition

Calories: 813kcalCarbohydrates: 48gProtein: 40gFat: 55gSaturated Fat: 3gSodium: 2422mgPotassium: 1289mgFiber: 20gSugar: 11gVitamin A: 1542IUVitamin C: 27mgCalcium: 438mgIron: 15mg
My Top Tips*Always read the full recipe first. *Assemble all your ingredients and everything you need before you start. *For baking check the size of tins I’m using as this makes a big difference to your cakes. * I use medium sized eggs unless otherwise stated. * I use extra virgin olive oil unless otherwise stated. * I use unsalted butter unless otherwise stated. * Check out My Preserving Kit!
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