Making Wholegrain Mustard with Beer
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I was also wondering how long the last and if one has to use waterbath to improve shelf life
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@DeanJenniferlila The shelf life is usually 12 months, sorry but I don't know anything about the waterbath method, this is not generally used in this country, it is an American way of preserving. JJS
jamjarshop 2 weeks ago
Lovely video, easy to follow and it looks like a winner for a recipe. I was wondering do you process the jars in a pressure cooker or boiling water bath?
prairiepatch 4 months ago
@prairiepatch Thank you for the thumbs up! There is no need to process the jars at all. Just follow the recipe and your mustard is done! JJS
jamjarshop 4 months ago