Apricot Mustard

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Health Score:
79 / 100
Difficulty:
easy
Difficulty
Preparation:
30 min.
Preparation
ready in 3 d. 30 min.
Ready in
Calories:
109
calories
Calories

Nutritional values

1 <none> contains
(Percentage of daily recommendation)
Calorie109 cal.(5 %)
Protein2 g(2 %)
Fat0 g(0 %)
Carbohydrates22 g(15 %)
Sugar added11 g(44 %)
Roughage1.9 g(6 %)
Vitamin A0.3 mg(38 %)
Vitamin D0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin E0.5 mg(4 %)
Vitamin K7 μg(12 %)
Vitamin B₁0.1 mg(10 %)
Vitamin B₂0.1 mg(9 %)
Niacin1.2 mg(10 %)
Vitamin B₆0.1 mg(7 %)
Folate7 μg(2 %)
Pantothenic acid0.3 mg(5 %)
Biotin2 μg(4 %)
Vitamin B₁₂0 μg(0 %)
Vitamin C12 mg(13 %)
Potassium385 mg(10 %)
Calcium31 mg(3 %)
Magnesium24 mg(8 %)
Iron1.2 mg(8 %)
Iodine2 μg(1 %)
Zinc0.2 mg(3 %)
Saturated fatty acids0 g
Uric acid24 mg
Cholesterol0 mg
Complete sugar20 g

Ingredients

for
2
Ingredients
50 grams white Mustard seed
50 grams black Mustard seed
1 onion
1 garlic clove
1 tsp Coriander
1 bay leaf
2 cloves
100 milliliters Wine vinegar
1 tsp salt
2 Tbsps honey
200 grams dried Apricot
How healthy are the main ingredients?
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Preparation steps

1.

Add the mustard seeds to a bowl. Peel and finely dice the onion and garlic. Bring the onion, garlic, 125 ml (approximately 4 ounces) of water, coriander seeds, bay leaf, cloves, vinegar, salt, and honey to a boil. Pass through a fine strainer over the mustard seeds, and let infuse for 2-3 days. 

2.

Finely dice the apricots. Puree the apricots in a blender with a little water. Mix the puree into the mustard, then pour into jars. Seal tightly then store in a cool, dark place for at least 1 week. 

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