Use only fresh horseradish root for the best flavor and potency. Adjust the amount of water to achieve your desired consistency. Some prefer a thicker, more paste-like horseradish, while others prefer a slightly thinner sauce. The resting period after grinding the horseradish is crucial for developing its heat. Don't skip this step! Store the prepared horseradish in the refrigerator for up to several weeks. The flavor will continue to develop over time. Be extremely careful when handling horseradish, especially in a food processor. The fumes can be very irritating to the eyes and sinuses. Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid direct face exposure.
Zula Schroedergulgowski
Jun 13, 2025I added a pinch of sugar to balance the heat and acidity. It was the perfect touch for my taste.
Wilton Sporer
May 23, 2025I was surprised at how easy this was to make. The flavor is so much better than anything I've ever bought in a store.
Branson Ondricka
Apr 12, 2025The fumes are definitely strong, but the end result is worth it! Thanks for the warning about ventilation.
Chester Russel
Feb 3, 2025Letting it sit for a few minutes before adding the vinegar really does make a difference. It's seriously hot!
Barrett Kuphal
Dec 30, 2024This recipe is a game-changer! My homemade horseradish is now the star of my roast beef sandwiches.