With the addition of sun-dried tomatoes and basil, this homemade mustard is fantastic as a dip for soft pretzels, spread on homemade crusty bread, or even used in salad dressings. (Recipe makes about 2 cups.)
When ready to make the mustard, combine the soaked seeds with the remaining ingredients in a blender or food processor (for a whole-grain mustard you can reserve two tablespoons of the mustard seeds to stir in later, if desired).
Blend in a blender or food processor until desired consistency is reached.
Stir in reserved mustard seeds, if desired.
*If you like a little more heat, use half or all brown (or black) mustard seeds.
**Mustard flour, mustard powder, or homemade finely whizzed up mustard seeds can work here.
***Find Caldwell's dairy free starter culture here.
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