[Sca-cooks] Commercial Mustard ingredients.
Jadwiga Zajaczkowa / Jenne Heise
jenne at fiedlerfamily.net
Thu Aug 26 10:37:35 PDT 2004
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> What about the tumeric? I believe that's what give some of the commercial mustards that screaming-yellow color, and I don't recall tumeric on any Period European spice lists . . . That would at least take out *some* of the commercial mustards.
Well, actually, tumeric was imported to Europe at the end of period, and
it, and preservatives, probably don't add up to 10% of any given
commercial mustard.
The brown mustards mostly don't have tumeric in them.
By the way, should I start bringing Pear butter and "pear sweets"
(boiled pear juice) to events and handing them out? Everyone seems to
love Welserin's Pear mustard but says they can't get pear preserves.
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