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Definition of «mustard»

Mustard is a condiment that is commonly used as a sauce or relish. It can be made from ground mustard seeds, which are mixed with water and sometimes other ingredients such as vinegar, salt, sugar, or spices to create different flavors. Mustard is typically served as a spread on sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, and other foods, or used in marinades, sauces, and dressings. It can also be used as a pickling agent or added to soups and stews for extra flavor. The word "mustard" can also refer to the bright yellow color associated with the condiment, or any item that is similar in appearance or character.

Usage examples

  1. Mustard is a popular condiment used on hot dogs and hamburgers.
  2. I added a dollop of mustard to my sandwich to give it some tangy flavor.
  3. The recipe calls for a teaspoon of mustard to be added to the salad dressing.
  4. Some people enjoy dipping their pretzels in spicy mustard for an extra kick.
  5. Mustard seeds can be ground up and used as a key ingredient in homemade mustard sauce.
  6. The bright yellow color of mustard can add visual appeal to dishes like salads or deviled eggs.
  7. I like to mix honey and mustard together to create a delicious sweet and tangy glaze for roasted chicken.
  8. Mustard plants are commonly grown in temperate regions for their seeds, which are used in various cuisines.
  9. Mustard oil, extracted from mustard seeds, is commonly used in Indian cooking for its unique flavor and health benefits.
  10. In ancient medicine, mustard plasters were used as a remedy for respiratory congestion and muscle pain.

Phrases with «mustard»

Sentences with «mustard»

  • I'm sure the recipe would work fine with yellow mustard seeds as well, just wont be as strong. (canned-time.com)
  • I'd say you'd be safe to go with a floral print of your flavor or a fall color of mustard yellow, orange, navy blue or forest green. (thefashionfolks.com)
  • This recipe would also be terrific with mustard greens in place of the spinach, although you'd have to cook the greens for a minute or two longer. (whatwouldcathyeat.com)
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