A flavorful, tangy, bright whole grain mustard recipe, easily made from scratch! Based on the French Dijon mustard, making it a copycat whole grain Dijon mustard recipe.
Add to a bowl your yellow and brown mustard seeds and cover them with the white wine vinegar. Soak the seeds for one hour. You will notice that the vinegar will bubble a bit when it comes in touch with the mustard seeds, that's alright. We want the seeds to get a bit soft.
¼ Cup Yellow Mustard Seeds, ¼ Cup Brown Mustard Seeds, 9½ Tablespoons White Wine vinegar
Pound or blend the seeds in a food processor. If they have lost a bit of liquid, then add about 1-2 tablespoons of water to the mixture. To pound with the pestle, always add small batches and smash and twist it until most of the yellow seeds have turned into a mush. The brown ones don't crack that easily, but with the pounding, they will crack a bit and emit the flavors.
In a bowl with the smashed mustard seeds, add the lemon juice, salt, pepper, and turmeric powder. Mix the content well and fill a clean jar with the condiment.
Pour most of the oil into the jar and mix the paste with the oil. Pour remaining oil over the mustard paste and close the jar.
3 Tablespoons Oil
Leave the condiment alone for 4 weeks alone so that the flavors can develop. Keep it out at room temperature if your climate is cold. If it's a hot, humid climate, keep the jar in the fridge after 2 days for the remaining 4 weeks.