This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
This is prepared by adding to every 100 pounds of the above 21 ounces of white pepper, 5 ounces of pimento, and 2.5 ounces of cloves,
mixing thoroughly by grinding together in a mill, then put in a warm spot and let stand for 10 days or 2 weeks. Finally strain.
Mustard flour, yellow. 10 pounds
Mustard flour, brown. 40 pounds
Tarragon........... 1 pound
Basil, herb.......... 5 ounces
Laurel leaves........ 12 drachms
White pepper........ 3 ounces
Cloves.............. 12 drachms
Mace.............. 2 drachms
Vinegar............ 1 gallon
Mix the herbs and macerate them in the vinegar to exhaustion, then add to the mustards, and grind together. Set aside for a week or ten days, then strain through muslin.
In all the foregoing formulas where the amount of salt is not specified, it is to be added according to the taste or discretion of the manufacturer.
Celery, chopped fine. 32 parts
Tarragon, the fresh
herb......,..... 6 parts
Cloves, coarsely powdered ........... 6 parts
Onions, chopped fine 6 parts
Lemon peel, fresh,
chopped fine...... 3 parts
White-wine vinegar. . 575 parts
White wine.........515 parts
Mustard seed,
crushed.......... 100 parts
Mix and macerate together for a week or 10 days in a warm place, then strain off.
Parsley............ 2 parts
Chervil............ 2 parts
Chives............ 2 parts
Cloves............. 1 part
Garlic............. 1 part
Thyme............ 1 part
Tarragon.......... 1 part
Salt............... 8 parts
Olive oil........... 4 parts
White-wine vinegar.. 128 parts Mustard flower, sufficient. Cut or bruise the plants and spices, and macerate them in the vinegar for 15 or 20 days. Strain the liquid through a cloth and add the salt. Rub up mustard with the olive oil in a vessel set in ice, adding a little of the spiced vinegar from time to time, until the whole is incorporated and the complete mixture makes 384 parts.
 
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