You will hear a popping sound when
the mustard seeds begin to cook.
Toast mustard and coriander seeds in a dry medium saucepan over medium heat, tossing often, until
mustard seeds begin to pop, about 3 minutes.
Add mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds, dried red pepper and curry leave; cover and cook until
the mustard seeds begin to pop.
Cover skillet for one minute or until you hear
the mustard seeds begin to pop (covering the skillet / pan is important — the mustard seeds will fly when they pop and can be very hot... remember the 1st time you tried cooking with mustard seeds, mom?
When
mustard seeds begin to pop, stir in onions, garlic and salt.
As soon as
mustard seeds begin to pop (a few seconds) add potatoes.
Toast mustard seeds in a dry small heavy skillet over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until
mustard seeds begin to pop and turn 1 shade darker, about 3 minutes.
Place coriander, mustard and cumin seeds in a large sauté pan and dry roast until
the mustard seeds begins to pop.
Not exact matches
In what sense can God's kingdom be said to have a
beginning as small as a
mustard seed by comparison with its glorious consummation?
(Jn 8:32) Much like the
mustard seed, He works on the small
beginnings of our hearts so that the Kingdom can flourish — and this takes time and it is gradual and not perfected right from the
beginning.
Add the
mustard seeds and when they
begin to pop, after about 1 minute, lower the heat, add the cumin and fenugreek
seeds and red chile, and fry for half a minute.
In a small frying pan toast the
mustard seeds until they
begin to pop.
When the oil
begins to smoke add the
mustard seeds and cumin
seeds and immediately cover with a lid or splatter screen.
Add fennel
seeds, curry, and
mustard seeds to pot and cook, stirring, until fragrant (the
mustard seeds may
begin to pop), less than a minute.
When the oil is shimmering, add the
mustard and cumin
seeds and cook, stirring constantly, until the
seeds begin to pop, about 2 minutes.
Add the
mustard seeds and heat until they
begin to pop, about 30 seconds.
When the oil
begins to smoke, add the
mustard seeds, covering the pan with a lid or spatter screen.
When it
begins to shimmer, add the cardamom pods, coriander
seeds, peppercorns,
mustard seeds, cumin
seeds, fenugreek
seeds, cloves, and bay leaves.
Heat the coconut oil or ghee in a large heavy based pot over a medium / low heat, add the
mustard seeds and cook gently until they
begin to pop.
Add the
mustard seeds, and when they
begin to pop, add the chiles.
Toast the
mustard and cumin
seeds on a hot skillet, stirring constantly, for a couple of minutes until the
seeds begin to crackle and «pop.»
In a large skillet, heat 4 tablespoons oil over medium heat for 3 minutes and add the
mustard seeds; when they
begin to pop, reduce the heat, add the ginger, garlic, and chile and fry for 2 minutes.
Heat oil and
mustard seeds in a small skillet over medium until
seeds begin to pop, about 1 minute.
Heat the oil, add the
mustard seeds and fry until they
begin to sizzle.
It's seasoned just with immune - boosting ginger, turmeric and garlic, and some
mustard seeds, but feel free to add some other spices that you like (maybe cumin or coriander) at the
beginning of the cooking process.
Mustard seeds will
begin popping.
In a separate pan, dry roast the cumin and black
mustard seed at medium heat until the
mustard begins to pop.
It
begins with a warm pillow made of various herbs including lavender and
mustard seeds placed gently on your lower back and spine, which allows the muscles to slowly release and relax.
Sautée oil,
mustard, cumin and ginger over medium - low heat, stirring frequently, until
seeds begin to pop (1 - 2 minutes).
Heat the oil, then add the cumin and
mustard seed and cook until they
begin to pop (just a minute or two).
Mustard seeds blooming, sun sprinkling down on the vines, and bud break
beginning, spring has arrived early to the Napa Valley Wine Country.