Yellow Mustard - Mangalore Spice
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Yellow Mustard brings an aromatic, rustic taste and fragrance to your dishes. Yellow mustard seeds are the ones used in American yellow mustard. If you haven't explored what mustard seeds have to offer, it's a culinary journey worth taking. Raw mustard seeds have a bitter taste, but when treated with heat, mustard's character changes completely. What was an awful, one-dimensional bitterness becomes a pleasant pungency that uplifts pickles, stir fries, curries, and all varieties of roasted meat and vegetables. To release their full potential, mustard seeds should be fried and popped in hot oil. From appetizer to main course to condiment, mustard seeds are one of the most versatile spices you can have in your pantry. While there are approximately forty different varieties of mustard plants, there are three principal types used to make mustard seeds: black mustard, white mustard and brown mustard.
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