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Organic Black Mustard Seeds for Sale- 1kg (35oz) – West African Black Pepper (Rhamphospermum Nigrum)

Organic Black Mustard Seeds for Sale- 1kg (35oz) – West African Black Pepper (Rhamphospermum Nigrum)

  • African Organic Black Mustard Seeds (Black Pepper)
  • Robust Flavor with a spicy Kick
  • Buy 1kg (35 ounces ) Mustard Seeds
  • Handpicked and Naturally Sun-Dried
  • Sourced from Organic Farms
  • Available Now at Baobabmart

Availability: instock

$41.00

1 - 9 kg
$41.00
10 - 19 kg
$34.85 (15% off)
20+ kg
$30.75 (25% off)
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Description

Overview African Organic Black Mustard Seeds – West African Black Pepper

African Organic Black Mustard Seeds – West African Black Pepper are aromatic, naturally grown seeds traditionally valued in West African cooking for their bold, pungent flavor.

Often referred to locally as West African black pepper due to their heat and intensity, these seeds are a staple ingredient used to elevate everyday meals.

Sourced from organic African farms and carefully sun-dried, these seeds are ideal for home cooks, spice lovers, and anyone seeking authentic African flavors in their kitchen.

Carefully Sourced from Organic African Farms

These black mustard seeds are grown using traditional farming methods without synthetic chemicals.

After harvesting, they are sun-dried naturally to preserve their aroma, texture, and flavor strength.

The result is a clean, natural spice that reflects both quality and origin.

Why Choose Our African Organic Black Mustard Seeds

  • Grown on organic farms in Africa

  • 100% natural with no additives or preservatives

  • Sun-dried to preserve flavor and aroma

  • Bold, spicy taste suitable for diverse cuisines

  • Supports local farming communities

Bold Flavor That Transforms Everyday Cooking

African black mustard seeds are known for their sharp, warming flavor when cooked or ground. They are commonly used to:

  • Add depth to savory dishes

  • Enhance sauces, stews, and marinades

  • Bring heat and aroma to vegetable dishes

  • Complement traditional African and global recipes

A small amount goes a long way, making them a practical pantry staple.

Traditional Culinary Use Across Cultures

In many African households, these seeds are used similarly to other pungent spices, offering heat and complexity rather than sweetness.

They are also popular in Asian and fusion cooking, where bold spices are essential.

Their versatility makes them suitable for both everyday meals and special recipes.

How to Use African Organic Black Mustard Seeds

  • Grind and add to meat, fish, or vegetable dishes

  • Mix into marinades, sauces, or spice blends

  • Use in pickling for a sharp, aromatic note

  • Sprinkle lightly over salads or cooked foods

  • Experiment in African, Indian, or fusion recipes

Storage and Freshness Tips

  • Store in an airtight container

  • Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

  • Refrigeration can extend freshness

  • Best used within six months for optimal flavor

Important Usage Notes

  • Not suitable for individuals with mustard allergies

  • Use in moderation due to strong flavor

  • Intended for culinary use only

Bring authentic African spice into your kitchen with naturally sourced ingredients. Explore more African grains and spices at BaobabMart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are black mustard seeds the same as regular mustard seeds?

Black mustard seeds are darker and generally more pungent than yellow or brown mustard seeds, offering a stronger flavor when cooked.

Why are these seeds called West African black pepper?

In some West African regions, black mustard seeds are traditionally referred to as black pepper due to their heat and culinary role, even though they are botanically different.

Can I use these seeds in everyday cooking?

Yes. They are commonly used in small quantities to add flavor to daily meals.

Do these seeds contain additives or preservatives?

No. They are 100% natural and sun-dried with no added chemicals.

Where are these mustard seeds sourced from?

They are sourced directly from organic farms in Africa.