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brown mustard

[ broun muhs-terd ]

noun

  1. a pungent, brownish condiment, prepared from the ground seeds of the cruciferous plant Brassica juncea and often other mustard seeds, especially those of black mustard:

    I prefer the taste and texture of a brown mustard with coarsely ground seeds.

  2. Also called Chi·nese mus·tard [chahy, -neez , muhs, -terd, -nees],. Botany. the plant B. juncea, a species of mustard valued as an agricultural crop.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of brown mustard1

First recorded in 1760–65
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Example Sentences

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Then there are brown mustard seeds, the most pungent.

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Brown mustard is popular in the U.S. on sandwiches, and accompanying cold or warm meat.

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Most of the brown mustard seeds used in French Dijon mustard come from those Canadian prairie provinces.

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His perfect Seattle dog would start with a poppy seed roll and an all-beef dog, whipped jalapeño cream cheese, caramelized onions and a bevy of sauces: Sriracha for heat, barbecue sauce for sweetness and a spicy brown mustard to top it all off.

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I didn't have pre-mixed honey mustard on hand, but I did have some agave, grainy brown mustard and a whisk.

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