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Roast garlic seeded mustard

Roast garlic seeded mustard

You will need to start this recipe the day before. Makes about 2 cups.

Condiments
Add more spice to your Christmas feasting with the addition of homemade condiments. While there’s a seemingly infinite array of mustards and dressings on supermarket shelves and in delicatessens and provedores, there’s something extremely satisfying about making your own. There’s also peace of mind in knowing exactly what’s in them – no preservatives, nothing artificial. The seeded mustard is great with the Christmas ham and elevates a ham sandwich from simple to sublime. Smoky barbecue sauce is an essential for any grilling occasion and cider apple jelly with hot roast pork (or the next day’s cold cuts) is a perfect match.

Roast garlic seeded mustard

Serves 6
120 gm   yellow mustard seeds
160 ml (2/3 cup)   white wine
160 ml (2/3 cup)   white wine vinegar
2 tbsp   honey
1   head of roast garlic, skins removed (see note)
1   golden shallot, minced


1 Combine ingredients in a bowl and stand for 24 hours, then process in a food processor until desired consistency and season to taste with 2 tsp sea salt. Spoon into a sterile jar and refrigerate. Mustard will keep for up to 3 months in the refrigerator.

Note For roast garlic, wrap garlic in aluminium foil and roast at 200C for 20 minutes or until soft. Squeeze garlic from skins and discard skin.

RECIPE Emma Knowles PHOTOGRAPHY Petrina Tinslay STYLING Emma Knowles

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