Drana Mustard Seed White 40 g
Drana Mustard Seed White 40 g
✨ White mustard seeds for gentle heat and warm aroma
White mustard seeds bring a clean, spicy kick with a toasty, aromatic finish. They’re a classic pantry staple when you want heat that builds gradually rather than overpowering a dish.
Use them whole for texture or lightly toast to deepen their nutty notes. They’re especially handy in pickling, marinades, and vegetable dishes, and they also shine when bloomed briefly in oil or butter to perfume a sauce or curry base.
✅ Key features
- Whole seeds give controlled heat and a pleasant crunch without dominating the flavour.
- Toasting in a dry pan for a minute or two boosts aroma and adds a nuttier profile—watch closely to avoid burning.
- Blooming the seeds in hot oil or ghee releases their fragrance quickly and spreads flavour evenly through the dish.
- Great for balancing rich or creamy foods by adding brightness and gentle spice.
- A versatile spice for both quick cooking and longer simmered dishes where the flavour can mellow and round out.
🍽️ How to use
- Add to hot oil at the start of cooking until the seeds begin to pop, then build your base with onions, garlic, or ginger.
- Stir into pickling brine for cucumbers, cabbage, or mixed vegetables for a classic tangy-spiced note.
- Mix into a dry rub or marinade for pork, chicken, or tofu; pair well with honey, vinegar, or soy sauce.
- Toss into roasted vegetables (potatoes, cauliflower, carrots) with a little oil and salt for extra crunch and aroma.
- Use in homemade mustard-style dressings by combining with vinegar, salt, and a touch of sweetness, then letting it rest for flavour to develop.
🧾 Ingredients
mustard seeds
🧾 Allergens
MUSTARD
GLUTEN, CELERY
🧾 Nutrition facts
Energy (kJ)- 1859 kJ
Energy (kcal)- 448 kcal
Fat- 28 g of which saturated 1,9 g
Carbohydrates- 10 g of which sugars 3,1 g
Proteins- 28 g
Salt- 0 g
✨ Final touch
Did you know whole mustard seeds release much more aroma after a quick toast or a brief sizzle in hot oil?

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