We Provide Our Clients A Wide Range Of Mustard Seeds That Is Used As A Spice By Grinding And Mixing Them With Water And Vinegar. These Seeds Are Also Processed To Make Mustard Oil And Sauces, Which Are Immensely Used In Indian Delicacies. Our Range Has A Rich And Nutty Flavor That Adds Mouth Watering Taste To The Preparations.
Whole, Ground, Cracked, Or Bruised Mustard Seed Are Also Mixed With Water, Salt, Lemon Juice, Or Other Liquids, And Sometimes Other Flavorings And Spices, To Create A Paste Or Sauce Ranging In Colour From Bright Yellow To Dark Brown.
Available With Us, Are Mustard Seeds That Are Also Known As Black Mustard Seeds. Due To Their Hot And Pungent Properties, These Seeds Are Combined With Cumin Seeds And Fried In Oil Until They Pop. These Seeds Add A Superb Taste To The Vegetable Dishes And Curries With Pleasing Aroma Hence Are Extensively Used In Indian Cuisine.
We Are The Leading Supplier And Exporter Of Mustard Seeds
Mustard Seeds Are Small Round Seeds Of Various Mustard Plants. The Seeds Are Usually About 1 – 2 Mm In Diameter. Mustard Seeds May Be Coloured From Yellowish White To Black. They Are An Important Spice In Many Regional Foods. The Seeds Can Come From Three Different Plants: Black Mustard (Brassica Nigra), Brown Indian Mustard (B. Juncea) And White Mustard (B. Hirta/Sinapis Alba). Black Mustard Seeds Have The Most Pungent Taste, While White Mustard Seeds, Which Are Actually Yellow In Colour, Are The Mildest. Brown Mustard, Which Is Actually Dark Yellow In Color, Has A Pungent Acrid Taste.
In India It Is Cultivated Mainly In Gujarat.
Home Remedies:
- Yellow Mustard Is Regarded As An Important Remedy For Freckles. A Small Amount Of Yellow Mustard Can Be Grinded Well To Prepare A Paste. This Paste Can Be Applied Over The Spots Before Going To Sleep And Can Be Rinsed Off In The Morning.
- Muscular Pains: Mustard Is A Rubefacient Which Causes Reddening And Warming Of The Skin. Its Plaster Or Paste Made With Water, Is Applied As Analgesic In Rheumatism, Sciatica, Paralysis Of Limbs And Other Muscular Pains. The Plaster Should, However, Never Be Directly Applied To The Skin As It May Cause Painful Blistering. A Layer Of Lint Material Should Be Put Between The Mustard Paste And The Skin.
- Poisoning: Mustard Seeds Have Emetic Propenies Which Cause Vomiting. A Teaspoonful Of Seeds, Mixed In A Glassful Of Water, Generally Produces Free Vomiting In Five To 10 Minutes. This Is Especially Useful In Drunkenness, Narcotic And Other Poisonings.
- Convulsion In Children: A Teaspoonful Of Powdered Mustard Seeds Mixed In A Gallon Of Warm Water Is Used As Therapeutic Bath In Convulsion Of Children Caused By High Fever.
- Ringworm: Mustard Paste As An External Application Is Highly Beneficial In The Treatment Of Ringworm. This Paste Should Be Applied After Washing The Skin With Sufficiently Hot Water.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.