mustardaise

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mustardaise

Ingredients

* 2 cups cashews
* 4 tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar
* 2 tbsp Braggs Liquid Aminos
* 4 tbsp Olive Oil
* 1/2  tsp Turmeric powder
* 1 tbsp Black Mustard Seeds

Directions

Put the cashews, vinegar, liquid aminos, and olive oil into the food processor.  Once the cashews have visibly ground up a bit, add water slowly until the mixture becomes thick and creamy.  The longer you let the food processor go, the more smooth it will become.  Add the turmeric and mustard seeds, and let the processor go until the yellow color is even.  Finished!

9 Responses to mustardaise

  1. adam yu says:

    raw mustard, you’re a genius

  2. Rachel says:

    Looks delicious! Any ideas how long it might last in the fridge? I’m the only one eating raw in the house, and I doubt I could finish it off within 2 weeks.

  3. rishi says:

    Hi Rachel. There’s not much in this recipe that spoils, and the vinegar tends to act like a preservative. I have personally kept this stuff for as long as 4 weeks, but beyond that I’m not sure.

  4. Rachel says:

    Awesome! 4 weeks should be perfect. I’m looking forward to some delicious, mustardy sandwiches. ;-)

  5. Ma Ananda Vibhooti says:

    This is really delicious, and last for quite a while in the fridge.

  6. Deidra says:

    What substitution would you recommend for the cashews? I can’t eat cashews or pistachios.

  7. rishi says:

    Hmm thats a tricky one. The cashews give the recipe that creamy, rich texture that makes it so similar to mayo. If you’re going to replace them, I’d probably go with macadamia nuts, but those are very hard to find and very expensive. I’ll keep thinkin about it and let you know.

  8. Deidra says:

    Thank you!!!

  9. shirley says:

    Wow this looks great, this will help with going RAW!
    Thanks