buckler mustard (Meaning)
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buckler mustard (n)
plant of southeastern Europe having yellow flowers like those of mustard and pods with open valves resembling bucklers
Synonyms & Antonyms of buckler mustard
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buckler mustard Sentence Examples
- The chef prepared a delectable sauce using buckler mustard for the grilled chicken.
- In medieval times, knights often carried a small shield called a buckler adorned with the emblem of their house and coated with buckler mustard.
- The tangy flavor of buckler mustard adds a unique zest to sandwiches and wraps.
- I prefer my pretzels dipped in a mixture of buckler mustard and honey for a sweet and spicy kick.
- The specialty dish at the local tavern featured a succulent pork loin glazed with buckler mustard.
- As a condiment aficionado, I always keep a jar of buckler mustard in my pantry for any culinary adventure.
- The recipe called for a generous dollop of buckler mustard to balance the richness of the cheese sauce.
- The market stall offered artisanal spreads including one infused with buckler mustard and herbs.
- We couldn't resist the urge to try the pretzel bites served with a creamy buckler mustard dip.
- The sharp flavor of buckler mustard complemented the richness of the roasted vegetables in the dish.
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plant of southeastern Europe having yellow flowers like those of mustard and pods with open valves resembling bucklers
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chef prepared a delectable sauce using buckler mustard for the grilled chicken.
In medieval times, knights often carried a small shield called a buckler adorned with the emblem of their house and coated with buckler mustard.
The tangy flavor of buckler mustard adds a unique zest to sandwiches and wraps.
I prefer my pretzels dipped in a mixture of buckler mustard and honey for a sweet and spicy kick.
