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What is the pungent root used as a spice?
There are a few pungent roots used as spices, so I need a little more information to give you the best answer!
Could you tell me:
* What kind of flavor profile are you looking for? Is it earthy, spicy, sweet, or something else?
* What type of cuisine is it used in? This could help narrow it down.
* What does the root look like? This might help identify it visually.
For example:
* Ginger is a pungent root with a spicy, slightly sweet flavor. It's used in Asian cuisine, baking, and drinks.
* Horseradish is a pungent root with a very strong, hot flavor. It's used in European cuisine, especially as a condiment.
* Wasabi is a pungent root with a strong, sharp, and slightly sweet flavor. It's used in Japanese cuisine.
Once you provide more details, I can help you identify the specific pungent root you're thinking of!
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