Introducing Yellow Mustard Seeds, the vibrant little spheres that are foundational to a myriad of culinary delights. Derived from the mustard plant, Sinapis alba, these seeds are not just the progenitors of the ubiquitous and beloved mustard condiment but also a versatile ingredient that imparts a mild yet tangy flavor and subtle heat to dishes across the world.

Yellow Mustard Seeds, lighter in color and milder in taste compared to their black or brown relatives, possess an unassuming charm that belies their utility in the kitchen. When crushed or soaked in liquid, they awaken, releasing their characteristic pungency and a gentle spiciness that is essential to many a recipe.

From American ballpark mustard to the pickling brines of Europe, from the tempering oils of Indian tadkas to the rubs and marinades of barbecue traditions, these seeds are a global culinary staple. They offer a discreet but distinct bite to dressings and sauces, enlivening salads and sandwiches alike.

Beyond their flavor, Yellow Mustard Seeds are also noted for their high content of omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and minerals, making them a healthful addition to any diet.

Botanical Name: Sinapis alba

Also known as: White Mustard, Brassica hirta, American Mustard, Spirit Mustard, English Mustard, 白芥子, مستردة صفراء, Mostarda gialla, Moutarde blanche, Gelbe Senfsamen