Horseradish

pmcgrady · March 16, 2018

Horseradish Capital of the World (Collinsville, IL) is 30 miles south...
My hot peppers + Collinsville Horseradish = Illinois Wasabi
Single batch bottles available soon!

Worth1 · March 17, 2018

Ghost pepper Horseradish paste.

bower · March 17, 2018

Something in my garden is very fond of it.

Will pick off the crowns when they sprout in spring. I suspect ravens.

Since I do appreciate their 'watchdog' service, I suppose it's a small price to pay. Eventually I hope the little patch of survivors gets vigorous enough there'll be plenty for all.

ako1974 · March 17, 2018

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Originally Posted by pmcgrady

Horseradish Capital of the World (Collinsville, IL) is 30 miles south...
My hot peppers + Collinsville Horseradish = Illinois Wasabi
Single batch bottles available soon!

That sounds awesome!

Nan_PA_6b · March 17, 2018

Bower, I'm not sure how you keep a horseradish plant down. I love the look of them and the beautiful flowers, but they're kind of taking over here. Mine are in part shade and clay, and boy do they do well! Problem is, I don't use horseradish hardly ever.

I've walked on the crowns and rototilled into them, covered them with paper & they still come back! The big roots put out underground runners and more pop up. Probably get seedlings from the flowering plants, too.

Uploading you some bionic horseradish,

Nan

pmcgrady · July 12, 2018

Apparently I don't know how to grow horseradish, maybe next year.

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Nan_PA_6b · July 12, 2018

PCM, did you plant it?
Nan

PaulF · July 13, 2018

I love horseradish but my wife wrinkles her nose at me every time I eat anything with horseradish on it.

pmcgrady · July 13, 2018

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Originally Posted by Nan_PA_6b

PCM, did you plant it?
Nan

I planted 6 but didn't tend to it and it grew up in grass, there might be a couple plants in there though... Need to fire up the weed eater.

Gardeneer · March 4, 2019

I love pure fresh horseradish . I gew some back in GA. The first year they will be too thin. So you harvest them starting second season. From there on you cannot get rid of itwhat you get with most sushi, is probably horseradish, with some kind if green, like mustard green. Wasabi is too expensive. It comes from Japan.

Down here they don,t sell the roots, to buy and plant.

pmcgrady · March 4, 2019

This fall when I cleaned out the bed that I planted the horseradish in... After a couple weeks I noticed all 6 had survived and were growing, this year I should have some.

Darren Abbey · March 7, 2019

If you grow a large enough patch of horseradish, you can eat the young flower heads steamed like a broccoli. They're bitter, but definitely edible. The patch I have now will take a few more years before I can do this again.

DonDuck · March 7, 2019

i love horseradish sauce or paste on prime rib, but since I haven't had prime rib in a few years, I just buy prepared horseradish which I use on sandwiches and various dishes. I don't eat enough to justify trying to grow it. I would love someday to try real wasabi on sushi or sushimi. I would probably be surprised at how different real wasabi and horseradish wasabi is.

pmcgrady · March 7, 2019

From what I've read, real wasabi is not easy to grow... You need a spring fed source of running water, for one...

pmcgrady · March 7, 2019

I'm leaning towards Worth's idea...
I've been growing Red Ghost Scorpions for a few years...
I'm thinking they would be just right with 50/50 horseradish

March 16, 2018	#1
pmcgrady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 1,836	Horseradish Horseradish Capital of the World (Collinsville, IL) is 30 miles south... My hot peppers + Collinsville Horseradish = Illinois Wasabi Single batch bottles available soon!

March 17, 2018	#2
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Ghost pepper Horseradish paste. Last edited by Worth1; March 17, 2018 at 07:01 AM.

July 13, 2018	#8
PaulF Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Brownville, Ne Posts: 3,294	I love horseradish but my wife wrinkles her nose at me every time I eat anything with horseradish on it. __________________ there's two things money can't buy; true love and home grown tomatoes.

March 4, 2019	#10
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,916	I love pure fresh horseradish . I gew some back in GA. The first year they will be too thin. So you harvest them starting second season. From there on you cannot get rid of itwhat you get with most sushi, is probably horseradish, with some kind if green, like mustard green. Wasabi is too expensive. It comes from Japan. Down here they don,t sell the roots, to buy and plant. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !

March 7, 2019	#12
Darren Abbey Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Minnesota Posts: 586	If you grow a large enough patch of horseradish, you can eat the young flower heads steamed like a broccoli. They're bitter, but definitely edible. The patch I have now will take a few more years before I can do this again. __________________ http://the-biologist-is-in.blogspot.com

March 17, 2018	#3
bower Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 6,794	Something in my garden is very fond of it. Will pick off the crowns when they sprout in spring. I suspect ravens. Since I do appreciate their 'watchdog' service, I suppose it's a small price to pay. Eventually I hope the little patch of survivors gets vigorous enough there'll be plenty for all.

March 17, 2018	#5
Nan_PA_6b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 3,194	Bower, I'm not sure how you keep a horseradish plant down. I love the look of them and the beautiful flowers, but they're kind of taking over here. Mine are in part shade and clay, and boy do they do well! Problem is, I don't use horseradish hardly ever. I've walked on the crowns and rototilled into them, covered them with paper & they still come back! The big roots put out underground runners and more pop up. Probably get seedlings from the flowering plants, too. Uploading you some bionic horseradish, Nan

July 12, 2018	#6
pmcgrady Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Central Illinois Posts: 1,836	Apparently I don't know how to grow horseradish, maybe next year. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

March 7, 2019	#13
DonDuck Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Corinth, texas Posts: 1,784	i love horseradish sauce or paste on prime rib, but since I haven't had prime rib in a few years, I just buy prepared horseradish which I use on sandwiches and various dishes. I don't eat enough to justify trying to grow it. I would love someday to try real wasabi on sushi or sushimi. I would probably be surprised at how different real wasabi and horseradish wasabi is. Last edited by DonDuck; March 7, 2019 at 04:31 PM.