Horseradish greens

How to identify and use Horseradish greens in Spring. (Armoracia rusticana)
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Horseradish leaves can be eaten at all times of the year, but admittedly the younger leaves are easier going down. I like to use large leaves as a wrap substitute, quite sturdy and adds a great spice. Cooking them down they make a fine substitute for collards, kale.

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OMG! I have just taken a plot and I've got this all over the place.... thanks...

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Great video can you show us how you prepare it ?

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Thanks. The greens? I just use them the same way as cabbage or kale. Shredded then lightly steamed

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Hi could you possibly do a video on harvesting pine pollen next spring, only there’s no UK KZbin videos on this. I heard it contains over 200 vitamins and minerals.

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I'm going to have look in seaham coast

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None here on coast on Teeside but by the roads nearby inland

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Im from USA. Nice video. You didnt mention stems that are scratchy…im wondering why. My brand is slightly different?

[@christophersmith7714]

I have a plant in my garden that looks very similar to horseradish with the serated leaf edges but it has spines up the underside of the leaf stem. There are quite a few and they have spontaneously appeared this year. Any ideas what they could be? Cheers.

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Is there another video on wild horseradish please?

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Is Horseradish related to wasabi?

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@@UKWILDCRAFTS cool. I'm growing both. I'll also be growing honesty for its mustardy seeds. I got wild fennel and self-heal yesterday, honesty, herb Robert, and pineapple weed today, and tomorrow I'm after wild garlic. In my garden my raspberries are ripe, redcurrants too, and apples are thriving.

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If you're actually able to grow real wasabi, sell it, it is extremely expensive.