Ever since I was a little girl I have had a love affair with horseradish. During my grandmother’s Passover seder, she would serve that jarred gefilte fish that looked vaguely like a wet ball of dryer lint. No chance I was touching that plate of crazy. Instead, I went right for the spicy white horseradish, digging in with a small fork, while everyone else politely tried to nibble on my grandma’s plated fish. And since then I have loved anything with a horseradish tang.
But horseradish isn’t just for gefilte fish – it’s great in cocktails, a perfect accompaniment to beef dishes and even adds a nice bite to creamy casseroles. In honor of July being horseradish month (who makes these things up!?) here are 11 unique ways to enjoy horseradish beyond Passover.
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Pomegranate horseradish margarita
Horseradish pickles from Little Miss Dexterous
Carrot citrus horseradish relish from The Gefilteria
Spicy horseradish beet salad from Yahoo
Crispy artichokes with horseradish aioli from Health Starts in the Kitchen
Horseradish cheddar cauliflower gratin from Cupcakes and Kale
Horseradish and hazelnut crusted cod
Horseradish crusted salmon from Lexi’s Clean Kitchen
Horseradish meatloaf from Kalyn’s Kitchen
