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horseradish root from garden - what to do

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SteveinTN
SteveinTN Posts: 232
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
have never used fresh horseradish. Planted some last year. We dug up a few roots yesterday let the big stuff to grow. What do with the root now? We will cook the salt crust rib roast tonight.

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  • cookn biker
    cookn biker Posts: 13,407
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    Make horseradish sauce. You can freeze it like ginger root and grate/chop some when needed. Yum!!
    Molly
    Colorado Springs
    "Loney Queen"
    "Respect your fellow human being, treat them fairly, disagree with them honestly, enjoy their friendship, explore your thoughts about one another candidly, work together for a common goal and help one another achieve it."
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  • milesofsmiles
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    Well my inbred kin up on ole Rocky Top would put it in the ROOT Celler. :woohoo: :laugh: :laugh: Smiles to you.
  • Smokin Squires
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    Greetings;
    very simple.
    Horseradish recepe:
    Freeze root. skin the root with a potato peeler. grate root, add evaporated milk to desired consistency. Spicy taste lasts only 24 hrs. Make only what u plan on using that day. Good Luck!

    On another topic
    Got two 9+# butts on xl since 2am. guru set to 260 clipped to meat probe on top of butt
    Paid $.87/lb at Halsey's Huntsville, AL in a 2 pack 19# out the door, $17.85
    Today's recepe for injection:
    dry roast
    1T fennel (new ingredient)
    1T dill
    1T caraway
    grind in coffee grinder;
    add to 3C apple juice
    4T corn syrup
    3T worstishire
    1T Dizy Pig reg grind
    boil
    cool
    add 3/4 C apple vinegar
    let the powder settle
    inject juice in butts

    rubb butts w/ coarse grind DD
    zip lock in fridge


    Flintville, TN
  • rockytopsc
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    You talk'n bout me?
  • gdenby
    gdenby Posts: 6,239
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    Can't give you any real advice, other than to pass on what my father told me. When he, as a child, would help his dad grind horseradish, the tears would stream down their faces. Seems like it makes chopping onions easy on the eyes. (Also, as a kid, I remember my dad and uncles, and older cousins putting horseradish a half inch thick on their ham slices. It would bring tears to their eyes, but they'd all laugh and say, "well. that sure clears the sinuses!"
  • milesofsmiles
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    Don't think we are kin cept Big Orange. :):):) Call me Monday. Smiles to you and Angie "The Food Police".
  • Gator Bait
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    LOL, You may want a gas mask on hand. My BIL decided to make homemade prepared horseradish one year. My sister and I vacated to the living room, closed the doors and left him to it. All I know was that he was shredding it in the food processor, adding vinegar and I think cooking it till tender. LOL, World War 1 mustard gas couldn't have been any worse and a dozen skunks would have been better. :laugh:

    Keep us posted, would love to hear how you make out with it.

    Gator

     
  • Rib Fan
    Rib Fan Posts: 305
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    I would search the internet on making a prepared horseradish. But if you want to enjoy it fresh..I really enjoy it on fresh oysters.

    Fresh horseradish is served on shell on far side of pic.

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    Fresh horseradish is also great for spicing up a ceaser or Bloody Mary.

    Wayne
  • Little Steven
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    I thought Rockytop was in TN? Did they get it wrong in the song?

    Steve

    Steve 

    Caledon, ON

     

  • Little Chef
    Little Chef Posts: 4,725
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    Steve....Perfect combo! Make a fresh horseradish sauce to have with the roast!! Peel and grate.... I mix mine with a bit of sour cream, a tiny bit of ketchup, salt & fresh black pepper. Perfect with the beef!!