Home made Horseradish sauce.

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norrahe replied

28 July 2010, 18:01
Originally posted by wobbegong View Post

Is it my imagination/knackered taste buds, but Coleman's English mustard seems much weaker than it used to be?

yep, it does seem to be.
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wobbegong replied

27 July 2010, 11:39
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

mmmm horseradish!
The closest I got today was 2 sachets of Heinz English Mustard on my pub chips. I don't think Heinz English Mustard exists in a non-sachet version. I'm sure I've never seen it in a jar in the supermarket, and rightly so. It should be ashamed to show its face next to Coleman's.

Is it my imagination/knackered taste buds, but Coleman's English mustard seems much weaker than it used to be?
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thunderlizard replied

25 July 2010, 22:40
mmmm horseradish!
The closest I got today was 2 sachets of Heinz English Mustard on my pub chips. I don't think Heinz English Mustard exists in a non-sachet version. I'm sure I've never seen it in a jar in the supermarket, and rightly so. It should be ashamed to show its face next to Coleman's.
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norrahe replied

25 July 2010, 21:29
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

And a little goes a long way. Fresh it's a *lot* hotter than the ready made. My son reckons he can handle hot stuff and insisted on eating a spoonful of it in one go. He had tears streaming down his face

certainly clears the sinuses
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DaveB replied

25 July 2010, 16:46
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

Make sure you plant in in a large pot, it spreads like wildfire. It will just take over the garden otherwise.

I love home made horseradish sauce, difficult to get the fresh stuff though.

And a little goes a long way. Fresh it's a *lot* hotter than the ready made. My son reckons he can handle hot stuff and insisted on eating a spoonful of it in one go. He had tears streaming down his face
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norrahe replied

25 July 2010, 16:26
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

Get some and plant it in your garden - then you're have a easy supply.
(HAB in evil fracker mode)

Make sure you plant in in a large pot, it spreads like wildfire. It will just take over the garden otherwise.

I love home made horseradish sauce, difficult to get the fresh stuff though.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

25 July 2010, 15:58
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Yum!

Found a big patch of horseradish growing on the edge of the local playing fields. Nipped out an grabbed some this morning to made fresh horse radish sauce for sunday lunch. So much better than the shop bought stuff.

Get some and plant it in your garden - then you're have a easy supply.
(HAB in evil fracker mode)
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DaveB started a topic Home made Horseradish sauce.

25 July 2010, 14:45
Home made Horseradish sauce.

Yum!

Found a big patch of horseradish growing on the edge of the local playing fields. Nipped out an grabbed some this morning to made fresh horse radish sauce for sunday lunch. So much better than the shop bought stuff.
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