Aravali Black Mustard
Classic black mustard seeds, small and dark, nutty and sharp.
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Our black mustard is a traditional Desi variety grown by farmer Rohit Jain in the tribal belt of Udaipur, which runs along the Aravali Range. Locally called "barik rai," the small, dark seeds are prized for their nutty flavor and classic sharpness. The seeds mellow with cooking — bloom in fat until they pop or toast for stir-fries, stews and vegetable dishes. Or use them for pickling!
Highlights
Origin:
Rajasthan, India
Aliases:
Barik rai
Process:
Sun-dried
Tasting notes:
Wasabi • Pistachio • Sweet Burn
Pairs well with:
Prasad's Curry Leaf, New Harvest Turmeric, Smoked Black Cardamom
Ingredients
Black mustard seeds (Brassica nigra)
Cooking tips
- Bloom in fat or toast in a hot dry pan at the start of cooking stews and stir-fries
- Toss with vegetables and oil and roast in a hot oven
- Add to brine for pickling vegetables
- Sprinkle over any dip or spread for a crunch and pop of flavor
RECIPES
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Crispy Indian-Ish Lentils with Rice & Yogurt -
Traditional Sri Lankan Chicken Curry with Ghee and Cinnamon Rice -
Tomato Chutney with Nigella Seeds -
Cabbage Salad But Cooked -
Prawn Curry with Darkened Cinnamon (An˘duru kurun˘du saman˘ga issan kariya) -
The Mother Blend / Madras Curry Powder -
Black Mustard Seed Nut Brittle -
Barkha's Butternut Squash -
Kadhi with Jeera Rice -
South Indian-style Lentils
SOURCING
Mustard grows on plants that produce bright yellow flowers on tall stalks. The seeds, which come in a variety of colors, are widely used to make the familiar condiment but also very commonly used in South Asian cooking. The pods are edible as well.
Our partner farmer Rohit Jain grows this exceptional black mustard on his farm in Udaipur.
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