Mustard Powder
 
Mustard Powder is produced by grinding the seed of the white mustard plant to a fine powder.
Sharp, mildly spicy flavor and aroma 
Golden yellow color
Kosher
 
Basic Prep
Mix with water and add to recipe. If flavoring with other spices, blend prior to cooking.
 
Suggested Use
Use mustard powder to add a tangy kick to salad dressings 
Ideal for mayonnaise-based sauces, such as for potato salad
Combine with oil and vinegar as a marinade for your favorite meat
Use to flavor grilled meat and fish
Give a tangy boost to baked beans and barbecue sauces
Great base to create your own mustard
 
Description
Mustard Powder is made by grinding yellow mustard seeds (Brassica alba), the sharply flavored, aromatic seeds belonging to a member of the cabbage family.
Both the seeds and the leaves of the plant are edible. The name derives from the Latin "mustum ardems," meaning "burning must."
Mustard seeds come from a cruciferous plant that is grown in over forty varieties, with the yellow seeds being the mildest. 
Yellow Mustard Seeds are commonly used in pickling or in the seasoning of corned beef and vegetables, but can also be ground and combined with other ingredients to make the popular condiment.
The use of mustard seeds is primarily believed to have originated in the Middle East and Asia, and has been traced back to ancient Greece and Rome, where the seeds were ground into a paste (similar to the table mustard we use today).
An excellent source of selenium, magnesium and omega-3 fatty acids, mustard seeds contribute to decreased symptoms of asthma, and can help lower blood pressure and restore sleep patterns.
Their high levels of phytonutrients also inhibit the growth of cancer cells and are thought to be especially helpful in the treatment of the gastrointestinal tract.
 
Ingredients
Yellow mustard seed. Contains mustard.