Mustard Seeds

Mustared seeds are used whole in Southern Indian curries and vegetable dishes, almost always as the first ingredient to be fried for a few seconds in the cooking oil. Mustared seeds are the favourite spice of Bengal, where mustared grows in abundance;the seeds are ground into a paste and used to flavour bengali fish dishes.
In frying mustared seeds whole, do so for 10- 15 sec when they will begin to spluter and crackles.Then add the next spice for ingredient according to the recepie.

   
NUTRITIONAL DATA
(100gr, edible portion)
Mustard seeds (Yellow)
Water 8.5 Grams
Food Energy 541 Calories
Protein 20.0 Grams
Fat 39.7 Grams
Total Carbohydrate 23.8 Grams
Fibre Carbonhydrate 1.8 Grams
Ash 5.5 Grams
Calcium 4.9 Grams
Phosphorous 700 Mg.
Sodium 0.0. Mg.
Patassium 0.0 Grams
Iron 7.9 Mg.
Thiamine 0.65 Meg.
Riboflavin 0.26 Meg.
Niacin 4.0 Mg.
Ascorbic Acid 2.0 Mg.
Vitamin A Activity 0.15 International Units