From: ~Rita~
On Jan 25, 2006
This is different! Good. Made 1/4 of the recipe useing light sour cream, lime juice, dried dill. The horseradish came through in flavor not heat! A must make with steak!
From: The Rock & Roll BBQ Chef
On Oct 3, 2005
I had to try this, it looked very interesting. I really liked it as a steak topping. The second time I tried it I made some changes. I used Lime Juice instead of Lemon. I added 1 more T of Horseradish, used 2 cloves Garlic, and I used 3T chopped Cilantro instead of Dill. I made these changes to just make it a little more "Mexican", but the recipe is good as written. Thank you!
From: Charmie777
On Jul 1, 2007
This was really good. My son, who doesn't like guacamole, scarfed it down!
From: echo echo
On Mar 27, 2007
Horseradish with dill is one of my favorite seasoning combinations and I love avocados, too. I tagged this because the health food store nearby was featuring a sale on some really good avocados. Some of it I used as a dip with flour tortillas baked crisp in the oven and broken up. I also spread it on whole wheat wraps, then topped with sliced roast beef and chopped tomatos and rolled the whole thing up around a scallion, trimmed to just fit the wrapper. I made as directed this time (with light sour cream) but would like to try substituting lime juice for lemon, as some other reviewers did, and shoveling it in the bottom of some chicken tacos. Needless to say this goes right into my Standbys cookbook.
From: bobo3039
On Oct 5, 2007
I love horseradish, dill and guacamole, but never thought of adding horseradish and dill to guacamole. I used lime juice rather than lemon juice just because that's what I usually add to guacamole. The flavors really do complement roast beef well.
From: PeeGee
On Dec 5, 2007
This recipe looked terrific. It was easy to make. We found the result left a bitter taste in the mouth. We served it a dinner party; it was less popular than another dip. Perhaps the horseradish we bought was stronger that that available in the USA.
From: TasteTester
On Jan 17, 2008
We really enjoyed this sauce. It tastes buttery and light, and is a welcome change from the usual steak sauces. I've made it twice, the second time adding a little bit of salt to the recipe. As you suggested, Nimz, I think it will be great as a chip dip, so I'm going to make it for the crowd for SuperBowl. And the horseradish did add a great flavor! Thanks for this great addition to my recipe "keepers".
From: Heydarl
On Jan 11, 2008
Avocado & guacamole are always favourites in our house & this was no exception. I made half quantity & used light sour cream. We topped our steaks with this tonight & they were wonderful. Made for Aus/NZ Recipe Swap January 2008. Thanks Nimz for sharing this keeper.
From: *Parsley*
On Mar 26, 2007
The longer this chills the better it gets. I made this last evening so it had well over 12 hours to chill. I liked the kick of the horseradish. It's a nice variation of guacamole. I used it as a dip for tortilla chips, but you can bet that once I get outside to grill some steaks, I'll be making this for a steak topping! Thanx for sharing.
From: Shelby Jo
On Nov 11, 2008
I made this for the hubby because he loves guacamole and he loves horseradish. He really enjoyed this except asked me to leave out the lemon juice next time. (Maybe I accidently put in too much?) It was a nice little snack. Next time I think I'll prepare it as written except I'll put some in a seperate bowl before adding the horseradish so I can have my own without then add some horseradish to his. thanks so much for sharing! Made for Football Pool 2008!
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