Organic Yellow Mustard Seed 150g - Steenbergs

Steenbergs organic yellow mustard seed is the more traditional type of mustard seed and is commonly used for pickling, preserving, marinading and sausage making. organic yellow mustard seeds have no distinctive but when chewed or if cut with water th...

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Details

  • Flavours: Hot
  • Ingredient features: Allergen, Organic, Vegan / plant-based, Kosher - KLBD
  • Packaging type: Paper
  • Recyclability: Recyclable

Nutritional information

  • Values per 100g:
  • Energy 393kCal; 1662kJ
  • Fat 5.0g
  • Carbohydrates 66.2g
  • Protein 3.3g
  • Values per 2g teaspoon:
  • Energy 8kCal; 33kJ
  • Fat 0.1g
  • Carbohydrates 1.3g
  • Protein 0.1g

Organic Yellow Mustard Seed 150g - Steenbergs details and description

Steenbergs organic yellow mustard seed is the more traditional type of mustard seed and is commonly used for pickling, preserving, marinading and sausage making. organic yellow mustard seeds have no distinctive but when chewed or if cut with water they develop are sharp, irritating and hot bite to them which gets to the back of your nose. 

Yellow mustard, Brassica alba, which is sometimes called white mustard, is the smallest growing of the mustard plants. Yellow mustard plants grow to about 1m high (3ft) and have a hairy appearance. The leaves of yellow mustard plants are pale-green, soft and lobed, and the mustard plants bear a bright-yellow and quite large flower. The yellow mustard seed pods have a bird's beak shape and grow to 2.5-5cm (1-2 inch) in length and encase six yellow seeds. The yellow mustard seeds are a small round seed of 2mm in diameter and are milder than brown or black mustard seeds. The pods are picked when they are fully developed but not yet ripe as they burst open easily. After cutting, the mustard hay is stacked in sheaves to dry before being threshed to remove the seeds. Yellow mustard is mildly hot in pungency, because the enzyme myrosinase is released when chewed or broken and hydrolyzes the sinalbin and produces free p-hydroxybenzyl isothiocyanate, a pungent substance; it is a similar process to the heat that arises in black mustard, watercress and horseradish. For more detail on yellow mustard, try Gernot Katzer's Spice Pages.

Mustard was introduced into England by the Romans and by the eighteenth century English and French cooks were perfecting the art of making mustards. Yellow mustard is used in pickling spice mixes or add to Bombay potatoes, for example, a pumpkin curry.

Ingredients: organic yellow mustard seeds.

Allergy advice:  For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold.

Part of the Steenbergs baby bulk spices range in heat sealed paper pouches, recyclable with other recycled paper. Plastic free.

Packaging note: This is in our new certified plastic free white packaging which is fully compostable and recyclable. Some of the products, particularly ground spices may leak some of their essential oils through the bags. This does not impact the spices and is not a problem but may look a little different to what you may expect from plastic. We would also recommend that once opened you decant the spices into an airtight container. If you don’t like this new plastic free packaging, please order in glass jars (which are reusable and recyclable).