MATSUMOTO, Nagano Prefecture--How about some wasabi in your tea? Better yet, how about tea made straight from the leaves of the spicy Japanese horseradish? Shocking as it may seem, even here in ...

And since that's the case, the vast majority of us come into contact with wasabi — a spicy, green paste used to season raw fish. It is this Japanese horseradish that is the subject of this ...

Wasabi's spice comes from a chemical reaction that occurs when you break down the cells, but this reaction is short lived. After 5 minutes the spicy flavour peaks but leave it for 30 minutes and ...

Wasabi is actually tamer than horseradish ... It's the type you'd find suitable for a shrimp cocktail sauce or spicy tuna salad. Another distinction between the plants is how they look.

Following is a transcript of the video: - This is real wasabi. Joe: Oh, it's, like, thick. Whoa! Hotter than -- oh, s---. It's really spicy, Yuelei. Oh, but it's good. [coughs] And these are ...

The only thing better than a Japanese-style snack is one paired with a whisky highball. In partnership with Suntory Toki ...

Wasabi loses its signature heat just a few minutes ... It's a mix of Hass Avocados pureed with lime, cilantro, jalapeno (if you like spicy), Japanese mayonnaise (kewpi mayo) and Avocado oil.