Whole Yellow Mustard Seed

Whole Yellow Mustard SeedBotanical Name Sinapis alba Origin Canada Flavor Profile Pungent and mildly bitter. Culinary Usages Use to flavor culinary oils and vinegars. The seeds are also used to make yellow mustard. Cosmetic Usages Crush or grind to use in poultices. The seeds may also be tinctured in alcohol for use in topical antiseptic formulas. Yellow mustard seed is harvested from white mustard, a plant closely related to broccoli. Sinapis alba, more commonly known as

this lawn invader is high in several nutrients

Equine Usages - Equine Usages - Daily use of garlic in the diet has been shown to have a very beneficial effect on the body

Culinary Usages - Use in tea blends and infusions

American Indians consider this type of sage to be the king of all sages

Our French Green clay has enormous absorbent powers due to the constitution of its micro molecules

and it is a complete protein

(The term literally refers to the size of the holes in the mesh screen through which the spice passes while it is ground

be aware that this herb may increase the effects of anxiety medications and other prescription drugs

and three-lobed leaves

Goldenseal root is a traditional ingredient in herbal bitters

the plant has played a significant role in traditional Ayurveda for centuries

also known as the sweet tea by locals