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The horseradish is a hairy perennial with wavy, indented leaves and small white flowers. The plant grows to a height of 60–90 cm/2–3 ft and has a thick taproot. It originated on the borders of Europe and Asia.

Hardy perennial plant, native to southeastern Europe but naturalized elsewhere. The thick cream-coloured root is strong-tasting and is often made into a savoury sauce to accompany food. (Armoracia rusticana, family Cruciferae.)



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Sea urchin roe American sturgeon caviar Julienned lemon zest, blanched and shocked Julienned horseradish root, blanched and shocked Finely chopped chives
1/4 pound fresh horseradish root OR 1/4 to 1/2 cup prepared horseradish (if using prepared, delete vinegar in recipe)
1/2 pound fresh horseradish root, scrubbed and peeled
 
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