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  • After Shock Media
    It's coming look busy
    • Mar 2001
    • 35299

    #1

    Sarah

    Sparkling wine, 25% small hot mustard seeds (good crush), 25% black mustard seeds (medium crush), and 50% normal mustard seeds (fine ground).
    *if no black go for dark brown.

    Use minimal soak on hot and black seeds, most liquid into the normal ground.
    Stir in rest adjusting moisture until you have a good paste. Seal up in a small jelly jar or crock with a lid and place in fridge.

    If you like less heat soak longer.
    I find a nice fruity and sweet sparkling wine does wonders, so does same blend if you have any access to any ice wines or a good Spanish dessert sherry (expect purple outcome with sherry).
    For crush styles, I prefer a stone mortar and pestle (never ceramic), for fine grinds a spice only coffee grinder.

    Ok done confusing most of gfy.

    [email protected] ICQ:135982156 AIM: Aftershockmed1a MSN: [email protected]
  • RevSand
    Confirmed User
    • Oct 2003
    • 8151

    #2
    Over my head like a 747...


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    • fallenmuffin
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2005
      • 8170

      #3
      I'm still waiting for my red vinegar based hot sauce

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      • Casa Nova
        Confirmed User
        • Mar 2007
        • 2867

        #4
        ... you succeeded at your mission.

        ICQ: 405 009 573


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        • After Shock Media
          It's coming look busy
          • Mar 2001
          • 35299

          #5
          Originally posted by fallenmuffin
          I'm still waiting for my red vinegar based hot sauce
          Crap.

          Ok had a weird issue in garden this year for some fucking reason only the bells and my Anaheim's developed any peppers and there were sparse. Typically I get around at least a bushel or more of each pepper type.

          I can either supply you with the how to, make you some via store peppers (slim chance I can find some of right kinds at farmers market), or you wait until next year.

          [email protected] ICQ:135982156 AIM: Aftershockmed1a MSN: [email protected]

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          • Sarah_Jayne
            Now with more Jayne
            • Dec 2002
            • 40077

            #6
            mmmmm..sounds good (glad I looked past the first few pages this morning)

            My big thing the past few weeks has been doing my own easy fridge pickled cucumber slices. Easy stuff, I know but nice to have around and feel better for knowing everything that has gone into it.

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            • Sarah_Jayne
              Now with more Jayne
              • Dec 2002
              • 40077

              #7
              Oh and I need a new mortar and pestle. My bf THREW IT OUT..by mistake..he thought it was on a pile of things to go when it was just merely NEAR the pile.

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