Re: [london.food] Baked potatoes

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From: David Cantrell
Subject: Re: [london.food] Baked potatoes
Date: 11:19 on 06 May 2004

On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 10:33:58AM +0100, Joel Bernstein wrote:

> Certainly around Passover, it's very easy to find root horseradish.

It is?  Where from?

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Joel Bernstein 10:33 on 05 May 2004
Certainly around Passover, it's very easy to find root horseradish.
- Martin Frost 10:45 on 05 May 2004
  Is it used a lot in Jewish cooking then?
  - Joel Bernstein 11:08 on 05 May 2004
    It's one of the symbolic foods used at the "seder" ceremonies on the
  - Nigel Rantor 11:40 on 05 May 2004
    Well, you find it as chraine (sp?) which is horseradish and beetroot but
- David Cantrell 11:19 on 06 May 2004
  It is? Where from?
  - Joel Bernstein 11:23 on 06 May 2004
    Jewish shops, certainly. If you can get near Golders Green or Stamford
    - too deep to show
Tom Sulston 18:56 on 06 May 2004
You can buy grated horseradish in Sainsers. In a squareish jar, with a=20=
- Joel Bernstein 19:09 on 06 May 2004
  That rings bells ... is the brand called Provender?

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