mustard

• Sustantivo que designa una planta del género Brassica, la salsa picante elaborada con sus semillas molidas, y también sus hojas comestibles.

A noun referring to a plant of the genus Brassica, a pungent condiment made from its seeds, or its edible leaves.

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1. B1formal

   Any of several plants from the genus Brassica, known for their small yellow flowers and seeds used to make condiments.

   Mostaza (planta)

   • The farmer planted mustard in the field.
   • Mustard plants bloom with bright yellow flowers in spring.
   • Wild mustard can be found growing along roadsides.

2. CondimentA2formalculinary

   A pungent powder or paste made from ground mustard seeds, used as a seasoning or spread.

   mostaza (condimento)

   • He added a spoonful of mustard to his hot dog.
   • This recipe calls for Dijon mustard.
   • Mustard gives a sharp, tangy flavor to sandwiches.

3. Leafy GreensB1formalculinary

   The leaves of the mustard plant, often cooked and eaten as a vegetable.

   Hojas de mostaza

   • She sautéed mustard greens with garlic and olive oil.
   • Mustard leaves are rich in vitamins and minerals.
   • In some cuisines, mustard greens are a popular side dish.

   Sinónimosleaf mustardmustard greens