Prepared Horseradish
Posted by Caveman Cooking on March 26, 2010
With Passover quickly approaching, we are sharing a few recipes that we will be contributing to Cavemom’s Sedar.
INGREDIENTS
3 Cups Fresh Horseradish
1 1/2 Cup Vinegar
1/2 tsp. Kosher Salt
4 tsp. sugar
RECIPE
Peel and chop three cups worth of fresh horseradish root. Place into blender or food processor with fine chop attachment.
Add vinegar, sugar, and salt to blender. Process ingredients until pureed.
With a rubber spatula, spoon mixture into airtight container.
HINT: Keep your face away from the blender/processor when you remove the lid. Unless, of course, you enjoy the tears you get when chopping onions … in that case, this will be quite a rush for you! 
Cover mixture and refrigerate until ready for use. May be refrigerated up to 30 days.
NOTE: This stuff is the real deal! It is kind of strong, but goooood!! This makes a great base for a creamed horseradish sauce for prime-rib or other roast beef dish … just add sour cream. It’s also good for spicing up a cocktail sauce or added to a soup/broth.
Prep Time = 20 minutes
Cook Time = n/a
Makes 4 Cups
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Year on the Grill said
who knew… interesting recipe. i eat maybe 1/4 cup a year, so i don;t see myself making this, but a fun read and informative
cavemancooking said
David, just cut the ingredient amounts proportionally. It is so worth it! Cream it with some sour cream and your next prime rib will thank you!!
Chris said
My eyes are burning from just reading this post:) I’ve never made it myself but know I know I am going to have to for the next ribeye roast I make.
cavemancooking said
Oh yeah, Chris!