[Sca-cooks] Dijon Mustard?
David Walddon
david at vastrepast.com
Fri Apr 29 07:13:42 PDT 2011
My favorite is the Basic Martino recipe.
The Mustard the color of Peacocks sounds fun and I have all the ingredients now (Saba and Sauders) but I have yet to try it.
I am working on a paper comparing the three mustards in all 7 Martino sources.
Will let you know when it is completed.
I am sure I will have something on my blog about the trials in the next week or two.
Eduardo
On Apr 29, 2011, at 6:31 AM, Drucilla Meany-Herbert wrote:
> So, what I am reading is that Dijon was originally based on a mustard called
> French Mustard? Am I right? Now to find the recipe for that.
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> Eduardo do you have any favorite Italian mustard recipes you can recommend?
> So far I have made Red, Lumbard, Balled, German Horseradish (which I have
> yet to get to come out right for some reason), Cranberry Honey (not period)
> and New England Maple Mustard (not period). Thinking of doing
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> Sinab, Pear Mustard and Icelandic. Problem is I have to look carefully at
> those recipes to make sure they don't have ingredients (or they can tweaked)
> for non-refrigeration. My mustards are not refrigerated.
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