Horse Radish as per C22
I know... the only one I know about is on Sunrise in lINDENHURST
Was wandering around lost up island this past weekend and came across a new arby's on 106/107 I think in Jericho. Was really nice and clean looked like a boulder creek steakhouse type of design. The menu was way more diverse than I remember(y)
Was wandering around lost up island this past weekend and came across a new arby's on 106/107 I think in Jericho. Was really nice and clean looked like a boulder creek steakhouse type of design. The menu was way more diverse than I remember(y)
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Thanks CC, I’ll have to remember that when in the area.
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besides da Tears ?, Horse Radish has great health benefits for ya, anti inflammatory, cancer crime fighter, blood pressure regulator, anti infection fighter, etc... nice... cellie...
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... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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besides da Tears ?, Horse Radish has great health benefits for ya, anti inflammatory, cancer crime fighter, blood pressure regulator, anti infection fighter, etc... nice... cellie...
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said this before on page 2, LoL... cellie...
... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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Just yesterday I checked on my horseradish in the garden. I have 10 plants coming up. It's very easy to grow and it will come back almost every time. To grow more plants just take a little piece of the root, one of the offshoots and just leave it in the ground. It will take next season. MUCH tastier than the jar kind.
"Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing it is not the fish they are after." Henry David Thoreau
Just yesterday I checked on my horseradish in the garden. I have 10 plants coming up. It's very easy to grow and it will come back almost every time. To grow more plants just take a little piece of the root, one of the offshoots and just leave it in the ground. It will take next season. MUCH tastier than the jar kind.
Bet it’s good, I’m a city boy without a garden, best I can do is fresh whole root @ $2:00 lb... cellie...
... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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It is. On that pic. I see 6 off shoots that you would replant and it theoretically would give you 6 plants. The 3 larger ones would definitely take not sure of the smaller ones but who knows.
I planted it 5 years ago and basically other than pulling weeds around the plants and adding compost every year that's all I have done. That and clip off some to replant when I harvest.
"Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing it is not the fish they are after." Henry David Thoreau
today raw horseradish $4.00# Brooklyn Russian market...
and some jar Russian HR, Im gonna bring a friend in Smithtown next week... C22...
... sand under my bare feet is better than subway steps with steel toe boots on... cellfish...
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So what are some of the foods you like to use horseradish with, besides the norm?
This is what I've been buying. Grown & processed by a local farmer here in Parksley, Virginia (2 towns over) [Van Dessel's Farm ]('https://onancockmarket.com/collections/van-dessel-farms').
Good Stuff. Pick it up at the Market when in need . Nice & Fresh. The jar below has a preparation date on the bottom of the jar of June 4th. Haven't bought supermarket horseradish in a couple of years now.
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