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Rs. 83Black Mustard Seeds are small, dark, and highly aromatic seeds known for their bold flavor, distinctive aroma, and numerous culinary and health benefits. These seeds are widely used in traditional and modern cooking to add depth, warmth, and a slightly pungent kick to a variety of dishes. When tempered in hot oil, they release a rich, nutty, and earthy fragrance that enhances the flavor of curries, pickles, sauces, and spice blends.
Rich in natural antioxidants, essential oils, and beneficial plant compounds, Black Mustard Seeds support digestion, boost metabolism, and contribute to overall wellness. They are a staple in many kitchens for seasoning, pickling, and creating authentic flavor profiles in regional and international recipes. Their strong, aromatic taste makes them ideal for tempering, marinades, and spice mixes, providing a traditional touch to everyday cooking.
Sourced from premium quality seeds and processed under hygienic conditions, Black Mustard Seeds ensure purity, freshness, and maximum flavor. Incorporate these versatile seeds into your meals to enjoy the authentic taste, aroma, and health benefits of black mustard.
Small, round seeds with a deep black color and smooth, shiny surface. The seeds are uniform in size and free from dust or debris.
Firm and hard when raw, they become slightly softer when cooked. The seeds maintain a pleasant crunch even after tempering.
Strong and pungent with a sharp, spicy taste that is more intense than yellow mustard seeds. The flavor develops fully when heated in oil.
A distinctive, sharp aroma that becomes warm and nutty when the seeds are tempered in hot oil or ghee.
Excellent for tempering dals and curries, making pickles, seasoning vegetables, and preparing marinades. Also used in Ayurvedic remedies and as a flavoring agent in various spice blends.
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Proper storage maintains freshness for up to two years.
Black seeds are smaller, stronger, and more pungent than yellow mustard seeds. They have a sharper taste and are preferred in South Indian cooking.
Yes. You can grind them to make fresh mustard powder at home. The powder will be more potent than store-bought versions.
No. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. Refrigeration is not necessary.
Yes. Pure mustard seeds contain no gluten and are safe for gluten-sensitive individuals.
They remain fresh for up to 2 years when stored properly in airtight containers away from moisture.
The seeds release their oils and expand when heated, causing them to pop and release flavor. This process is essential for proper tempering.
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Enhances Digestive Health
Black mustard seeds actively stimulate digestive enzymes and gastric juices, supporting better nutrient absorption and reducing bloating. Their natural compounds help regulate bowel movements and maintain healthy digestion. |
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Rich in Antioxidant Properties
These seeds contain powerful antioxidants like selenium and magnesium that protect cells from oxidative damage. Regular consumption helps combat free radicals and supports overall cellular health. |
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Supports Respiratory Wellness
The strong aromatic compounds in black mustard seeds help clear respiratory congestion. When used in steam inhalation or consumed in warm preparations, they provide relief from nasal blockage and seasonal discomfort. |
Natural Food Preservation
The antimicrobial properties in black mustard seeds make them excellent for pickling and food preservation. They inhibit bacterial growth while adding distinctive flavor to preserved foods. |
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Promotes Cardiovascular Function
These seeds are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids and minerals that support heart health. They help maintain healthy cholesterol levels and proper blood circulation. |
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For Tempering
Heat oil in a pan. Add one teaspoon of seeds. Wait until they crackle. Pour over your dish. |
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In Pickling
Add directly to pickling mixtures. They provide strong flavor and preservation. |
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In Curries
Add to hot oil at the start of cooking. This brings out their full flavor. |
For Seasoning
Sprinkle on vegetables and salads for extra flavor. |
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In Spice Blends
Grind and mix with other spices for homemade masalas. |