horseradish
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈhɔrsˌrædɪʃ/
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rábano picante
- A nice roast beef sandwich with horseradish on it.
It has Swiss cheese, horseradish, maybe something else.
- It has Swiss cheese, horseradish, maybe something else.
- Oh, well, did you have that like weird nose thing that happens with horseradish like this?
- So strong that strong flavors like horseradish.
- They probably couldn't legally call it horseradish sauce, so they called it horsey juice sauce.
- They also get very bushy and wide and very tall, much like this, much like this horseradish plant.
- So it was a combination of garlic, horseradish, cayenne, ginger and turmeric warming herbs.
- And he says, for example, horseradish is, is Ocarus, which he thought of as as pungent and hot at the same time.
Examples
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We requested horseradish sauce on the side, which the kitchen was able to make for us.
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So I will confirm that this is latkas with shredded horseradish, sour cream, applesauce and more horseradish.
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- Can I have some horseradish here?
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In the kitchen, you can use horseradish in these ways.
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Then you hit it with some of this horseradish and red sauce.
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I'd like some slices of bologna with a side of horseradish.
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Freshly shredded horseradish also makes a great addition to mashed potatoes.
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So we get a nice piece of fried shrimp, season it, we glaze it a little bit with this kind of sweet, spicy horseradish syrup.
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It is juices, ginger, garlic, horseradish, habanero and lemon.
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I love adding horseradish to my sandwiches for an extra kick of flavor.
Synonyms
A plant with a thick white spicy root used to make a hot sauce
A plant with a thick white root used to make spicy horseradish
A white root grated to give sauces or meat a strong hot taste
Compounds
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2.6
A creamy white sauce with a sharp taste from grated horseradish root, often served with meat or fish
- Specialized
An enzyme from horseradish used to show antibodies in lab tests
How Pungent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Horseradish combines horse and radish; here horse does not mean the animal but was once used to say 'large' or 'strong', and radish comes from a word meaning 'root'. That's why horseradish is a very strong, spicy root used as a condiment.