Horseradish is famed for its spicy roots that are commonly used for sauces. It is also packed with vitamins and minerals and ...

Large yards are the rare exception in most of California, so most gardeners must focus on efficient use of their available ...

In fact, mint will spread beyond a container through the roots. For that reason, you should keep it in a planter on concrete to contain it. I was excited to grow horseradish, and why wouldn’t ...

Horseradish engulfed the Gold household. The family grew the galloping roots, weed-like and unruly ... continuing to grow the product line and, in 1994, relocating to Hempstead, New York, in ...

If you’ve ever had horseradish before, it was likely grown in Illinois. This state is not just known for corn and soybeans; Illinois leads the country in horseradish production. The city of ...

First off, fresh horseradish is spicy, but it's not a spice. You might know that spices are made from dried roots, seeds, ...

Buy firm, fresh horseradish roots in whatever quantity you wish. Since the sauce will freeze well, it is more efficient to process a larger amount at once if you will be using a lot in about a year.

To prepare fresh horseradish root, just peel it and grate. Grate only the quantity you need, as once peeled it will lose its pungency quite quickly. Use horseradish raw in sauces - cooking ...

What part of the plant do I use? How do I make the sauce? How else can I use it? - Judy Angell Horseradish is a truly flavoursome and grunty root vegetable. It's the peeled root that you eat ...

Chuck and Matt LaFleur have grown mushrooms for years. This year for the time they grew them at the St. Mary Organic Farm Community Garden.