Ready to make the Chinese hot mustard from scratch? Here’s what you’ll need to do.
In a small bowl, combine all the dry ingredients.
Add the vinegar and give it a good mix.
Taste and adjust the consistency. If you want the sauce thinner, add some water and stir.
Notes
I would recommend using cold water to make the Chinese hot mustard from scratch. Doing this helps activate the enzymes that lend the sauce its characteristic heat and flavor.
If you want the mustard to have a spicier taste and flavor, use less of the vinegar, and more of the mustard powder and pepper.
Authentic Chinese hot mustard is typically made using brown mustard seeds, which have a more intense pungent flavor - resembling that horseradish-like heat and are hotter than yellow mustard seeds.
If you’re looking for authentic flavors, use brown mustard powder, or at least a mix of equal parts of both the mustards.
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