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I love it, yum 12 57.14%
I don't mind it 4 19.05%
I hate it, ugh 5 23.81%
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Old 09-09-2008, 08:09 AM
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Question Do you like Horseradish?

I personally can only stand a slight trace of horseradish, any more than that and I just can't eat it.

So, am I alone here? Or does everybody just love the thing?
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I don't think I have ever knowingly ate horseradish.
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Old 09-09-2008, 08:32 AM
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I haven't had it in a long time, but I remember liking it the one time I tried it.
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My great-aunt makes home-made horseradish. SPICY horseradish and its amazing.

I love horseradish so much - its great for sinus relief
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I don't think I have ever knowingly ate horseradish.

Really? Do you like a roast beef sandwich? If so, and you like mayonnaise, mix a little horseradish with the mayo and use in place of mustard. If you ever eat prime rib, standing rib roast, you usually get some white sauce, it can be made with something like sour cream and horseradish. There are also several brands of mustard that have the stuff in it as well. Finally, mashed potatoes mixed with some horseradish. Start out mild and then add as your taste adjusts.

Jewish people sometimes use it in certain ceremonies as well. Never saw it used in the Catholic Church.

If you eat steamed shrimp, you can made a quick cocktail sauce with ketchup and horseradish. Ratios are to taste.
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loveeee it

raspberry and horseradish jam = amazing on pork
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loveeee it

raspberry and horseradish jam = amazing on pork
Do you mean something like a grilled pork loin? Chops? Never thought of those two items combined. Must think about this a while....
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I guess I do like it with shrimp, now that I think of it.
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That green "wasabi" you get with sushi? Not wasabi ... largely horseradish. Tastes noting like real grated wasabi root.

We keep a container of smoked horseradish creme in the fridge for roast beef sandwiches. Yum - esp with rare/med-rare beef, tomatoe, and aged cheddar.
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I hear wasabi... real wasabbi is expensive.
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