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RE: Wild Mustard - Abundant Food, Medicine, Seeds, Pollen

in #gardening • 6 years ago

You've been visited by @riverflows, on behalf Natural Medicine.

We don't get wild mustard in Australia that I know of, although it may grow as an imported weed in some areas. I'd love to know what dishes you make out of mustard seeds - I put them in curry, and in fire cider, but that's about it! Eager to discover another way to use them!


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     6 years ago (edited)

    Hey @riverflows! Thanks for the message :) I enjoy mustard in curries quite a bit. I enjoy popping the mustard seeds in hot oil before adding other ingredients. It adds a robust flavor. It especially stands out in gentle dishes like a cauliflower curry. I haven't tried making a "prepared" mustard yet and might I try that this year now that I have excess homemade vinegars!

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