This sweet and fruity raspberry mustard recipe is lovely with game meats such as pigeon, or makes a beautiful dressing for a goat's cheese salad. Try experimenting with different berries too, blackberry mustard pairs beautifully with venison.
Place the mustard seeds in a container with the Chambord and red wine vinegar and leave to soak for at least 72 hours. The seeds will swell as they absorb the liquid so ensure you choose a container big enough to allow this
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Transfer the mixture to a blender and blitz to your desired consistency
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Add the raspberries to the blender and blend again until incorporated
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Taste the mustard and add more of any of the ingredients, according to your preferences
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Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week. If you want to store the mustard for longer, omit the fresh raspberries and blend them in before serving
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