Table Mustard

Origin: Clarksville, Tennessee

Source: Martha McCulloch-Williams, 1913

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Mix well together two tablespoonfuls dry mustard, scant teaspoon sugar, half a teaspoon salt.
  2. Wet smooth, to a very stiff paste, with boiling water.
  3. Then add either a teaspoon of onion juice, or a clove of garlic mashed, and stir well through.
  4. Add little by little a tablespoonful olive oil.
  5. Then thin with very sharp vinegar, added gradually so as not to lump nor curdle, to the consistency of thin cream.
  6. Put in a glass jar, seal tight and let stand a week. A month is better — indeed, the mustard improves with age if not permitted to dry up.

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