Mustard

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What is Mustard?

Chemical properties

See Mustard (Brown)

Occurrence

Mustard is found in the Mediterranean region, Europe, and India

The Uses of Mustard

Mustard is a flavorant made from the dried, ripe seed of several closely related genera, species, and varieties of the family cruciferae; the seed of a plant of the cabbage family. it is used as a flavorant in baked goods, sauces, and salad dressings. it also functions as an emulsifier in salad dressings. the ground seed is used for spices.

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