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Yellow Mustard Seeds are small, round, and golden-colored seeds known for their mild, slightly tangy flavor and aromatic quality. They are a versatile spice used in kitchens worldwide, particularly in Indian, Asian, and European cuisines, to add subtle heat and depth to various dishes. These seeds are a staple ingredient in pickles, curries, sauces, salad dressings, and spice blends, offering a distinctive taste that enhances every recipe.
Rich in natural antioxidants, essential minerals, and beneficial plant compounds, Yellow Mustard Seeds support digestion, metabolism, and overall wellness. When tempered in hot oil, they release a warm, nutty aroma that elevates the flavor profile of any dish, making them an essential pantry spice for home cooks and professional chefs alike.
Sourced from high-quality mustard seeds and processed under hygienic conditions, Yellow Mustard Seeds ensure freshness, purity, and superior flavor. Incorporate them into your cooking to enjoy their mild tang, aroma, and the nutritional benefits they bring to daily meals.
Small, round seeds with a pale yellow to light tan color. The seeds are whole and uniform in size.
Hard and smooth when dry. They become soft when cooked in liquid.
Mild and slightly pungent with a nutty taste. The flavor is less sharp than black mustard seeds.
A light, earthy smell. The aroma becomes stronger when the seeds are heated in oil.
Use for tempering, pickling, and cooking. Add to curries, vegetables, and salads. Also good for making mustard paste and growing sprouts.
Store in an airtight container. Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
They are whole, natural seeds. You can grind them if needed.
They stay fresh for up to 2 years when stored properly in a sealed container.
Yes. Soak them in water and keep moist for a few days to grow sprouts.
Yes. Pure mustard seeds are naturally gluten-free.
Yellow seeds are milder and larger. Black seeds are smaller and more pungent.
Yes. They are commonly used for tempering in many recipes.
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Aids Digestion
The seeds help stimulate digestive juices. This improves your digestion and reduces bloating. |
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Rich in Nutrients
They contain selenium, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids. These support overall health. |
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Natural Preservative
The seeds have antimicrobial properties. They help keep pickles and food fresh longer. |
Supports Heart Health
The nutrients in the seeds help maintain healthy cholesterol and blood pressure levels. |
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Good for Bones
They are a source of calcium and magnesium. These minerals help keep bones strong. |
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For Tempering
Heat oil in a pan. Add one teaspoon of seeds. Let them crackle. Then add to your dish. |
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In Pickling
Add the seeds directly to your pickling mixture. They add flavor and help preservation. |
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To Make Paste
Grind the seeds with water, vinegar, and salt. Let it sit to develop flavor. |
In Cooking
Add whole seeds to curries, stews, and rice dishes during cooking. |
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For Sprouting
Soak seeds in water for 6-8 hours. Drain and rinse. Keep moist for 2-3 days until sprouts appear. |