Re: [CH] Horseradish & Mustard

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While we're on the subject of horseradish, I'm going to be digging my
patch up today.  Since there's far more out there than I can eat in one
sitting, can anyone tell me if it freezes well or if there's another
method to preserve it?

Dave Anderson wrote:

> I love being a wet blanket!!!!
>
> Peppers derive their heat from capsiacins.
>
> Horseradish is a root plant which probably comes from Europe.
> Bohemian is the most popular.
>
> Mustard powder is ground from seeds and is sometimes mixed
> with horseradish although I've never seen or heard of Oriental
> horseradish mustard.
>
> I grew up eating beef on rye with horseradish mustard, but it didn't
> come from the orient.
>
> Wasabi is sometimes referred to as horseradish, but it is a green,
> not a root.
>
> As GWB  is paraphrased: "They all are different, but they all ROLL"
> Dave Anderson
> Tough Love Chile Co.
> Http://www.tough-love.com

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