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HORSERADISH Date: February 15, 2008, Proper name(s): Moravia rusticate P. Gareth. Et al. (Brassicaceae) (USDA 2007) Common name(s): Horseradish (McMuffin et al. 2000; Filter and Lloyd 1983 1898) Source

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1. Start by selecting fresh horseradish roots from your local market or grocery store.
2. Wash the horseradish roots thoroughly under running water to remove any dirt or debris.
3. Using a sharp knife or vegetable peeler, remove the outer skin of the horseradish roots.
4. Cut the horseradish roots into small pieces to make it easier to process.
5. Place the horseradish pieces in a food processor or blender.
6. Blend or process the horseradish until it reaches your desired consistency. For a coarse texture, blend for a shorter period of time, and for a smoother texture, blend for longer.
7. Optional: Add a small amount of vinegar or lemon juice to enhance the flavor of the horseradish.
8. Transfer the freshly prepared horseradish into clean jars or containers.
9. Store the horseradish in the refrigerator to keep it fresh for longer periods.
10. Enjoy your homemade horseradish as a condiment or ingredient in various recipes.

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Horseradish is a pungent root vegetable commonly used as a condiment in culinary dishes.

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