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½ cup
Medium
By Helen Witty and Elizabeth Schneider
Published 1979
An emphatically “hot” mustard, this is not for the timid-tongued, but for those who like a nip to the condiment accompanying their corned beef. If you can get fresh horseradish, by all means use it; it’s easy to “grate” in a blender, with a little water or vinegar added to the peeled, cubed root to help with the grinding; see our recipe. Fresh horseradish is more pungent than the bottled kind, so proceed with caution, reducing the quantities a bit—you can