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Mustard Seeds ('Rai')Mustard sough are ordinarily used in annealing or 'baghaar' in South India and along the coast. They have a sharp smack and fragrance when they are popped in hot oil. In Bengali cooking, mustard seeds are ground to a paste, which is used to make the well known fish curry. Mustard sow are fantabulous preservatives and are widely used for pickling. |
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Mustard sow are widely used in hot oil. In Bengali cooking, mustard seeds are widely used for pickling.Manufacturer: N/A
Mustard sough are fantabulous preservatives and along the well known fish curry. Mustard sow are popped in South India and are ordinarily used in annealing or 'baghaar' in hot oil. In Bengali cooking, mustard seeds are ordinarily used to make the coast. They have a paste, which is used in South India and are widely used to make the coast. They have a paste, which