White mustard, compared with black or brown, is the sweetest variety. After being ground and covered with hot water, it quickly releases its aroma. Use of white mustard seeds (Sinapis alba) in cooking: seasoning: whole or ground seeds, added to marinades, fermented vegetables (cucumbers, cabbage), sauces or meat dishes mustard (condiment): basic ingredient in yellow and sweet mustards Preservation: they have a slightly antibacterial effect and improve the shelf life of jar preparations
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