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Food: Brown Mustard Seed edit
Created by: Anonymous
Translations:布朗芥菜籽 (Chinese), ブラウンマスタードシード (Japanese), البني حبة الخردل (Arabic), Браун Горчица семена (Russian), Graine de moutarde... All Translations
edit About Brown Mustard Seed
Try sliced raw apple for a change. The soaked mustard seeds keep very well in the refrigerator and give an extra zap of flavor to mashed potatoes, soups, pasta, and roasted fish, and to cream and butter sauces.
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