How to prepare horseradish root

Discover the world of horseradish in this ingredient guide, covering types of horseradish available at the market, their differences, and how to use them to add a spicy kick to your cooking.

Horseradish has nothing to do with horses and it isn’t a radish … just through I should clarify! What we consume is a root; the plant is actually related to mustard, which makes it cousins to the milder flavored cabbage, kale and broccoli. The “horse” refers to the size and coarseness of the root and...

Horseradish is a dynamite plant, both figuratively and literally! From its intense flavor to its storied past, it's a root that packs a punch. As a gardener

Take horseradish root and turn it into homemade horseradish with just three ingredients: horseradish, vinegar and a tad bit of salt.

Are you looking to prepare horseradish from fresh horseradish root, like the condiments sold in jars in stores? It's not so hard to do -- and, in fact, you can get creative with it, too! Buy fresh horseradish root (or grow it!). When...

Learn how to make horseradish – incredibly spicy preserves that can add a kick to your sandwich and clear your stuffy sinuses in seconds.

A few years ago, I got the brilliant idea to plant horseradish. I got the roots at a local store and then, because I ran out of time to plant them, ended up sticking them in our refrigerator for a …

Simple recipes for homemade horseradish sauce - plain or cream style - made with fresh horseradish root.

Ready-made horseradish can be bought in any supermarket, but when fresh horseradish root is available in early spring, prepare it yourself -- the fresher the root, the sharper the bite.

Fresh horseradish is different from the prepared version we typically use in recipes. Learn how to grow it in your garden and why it's worth the trouble