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Post by Rosefriend on Jan 27, 2008 10:44:30 GMT
Now then don't get all excited but I have been given this.....it was a bit longer but my OH started nibbling it...... I had a piece and although it tastes wonderful ......my eyes were watering before I have finished. Can anyone give me any recipes for using horseradish - well this amount - it won't stay fresh for ever so has anyone any suggestions for keeping it. RF
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Post by Amo on Jan 27, 2008 11:41:11 GMT
WARNING The fumes are potent!! Keep the root submerged in water while you peel and chop. Use a processor to do the fine chopping or grating and keep your head away when you take the lid off!!
Horsradish vineger.
40g fresh horseradish 300ml white wine vinegar
Peel and finesly grate horseradish put in a thoroughly cleaned jar.
Bring the vinegar to the boil and pour over the horseradish, carefully!. Leave to cool and cover with vinegar proof lid. can store for up to 6 months.
Strained vinegar can be used in dressings and sauces.
Horseradish sauce
45ml finely grated horseradish 15ml white wine vinegar 5ml granulated sugar pinch of salt 150ml thick double cream when you want to serve.
Mix all ingredients except the cream and store in a clean jar in the fridge for upto six months.
To make the sauce before serving add the cream a few hours before to allow to infuse.
Horseradish mustard
1.5 tablespoon mustard seed 250ml boiling water 115g mustard powder 115g granulated sugar 120ml white wine or cider vinegar 50ml olive oil 5ml lemon juice 30ml horseradish sauce (see above)
Put mustard seed into a bowl and poor over the boiling water. Leave to soak for 1 hour. Drain the seed and discard the liquid and put the seeds into a liquidiser or processor. And the mustard powder, sugar, vinegar, oil lemon juice and horseradish sauce. Zuzz unto a smooth paste then put into small sterilised jars. Keep in the fridge for up to 3 months.
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Post by Rosefriend on Jan 27, 2008 17:50:12 GMT
Thanks Amo - it was very nice of fiends to give us but it is huge - I do hope that I can do something with it all before it goes rotten.
RF
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2008 17:59:23 GMT
just seen this thread - that is a SERIOUS amount of horseradish, I would use a piece about two inches long to make a large potful of sauce for keeping in the fridge ...
re the recipe for horseradish sauce ... I have always found that my own sauce is far to hot to eat if I make it as per the recipe (and I eat whole raw chillies without even drawing breath) so I always dilute it by adding bread ... just a suggestion if you find the resulting concoction blows your head off !!!
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Post by Rosefriend on Jan 27, 2008 18:09:37 GMT
Thanks Derek - that is my problem - there is so much of it. It tastes gorgeous but my God it is hot!!
RF
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