Radishes
I planted too many radishes. What now?
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Lindsay-Jean H.July 28, 2014
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ChefJuneJuly 28, 2014
They're delicious braised. And the greens are good sautéd with garlic and onions! Who'd a thunk? then of course there's always rye bread and radish sandwiches with plenty of salted, cultured butter. :)
NancyJuly 28, 2014
Classic French first course - spread with butter, alone or on baguettes. Enjoy.
CanadaDanJuly 27, 2014
Pickle them. They'll last in the jar for so long are are great for tacos and anything that requires abit of acidity
Susan W.July 27, 2014
Cooked radishes are so good. They become mellow and sweet. I also like them cut in half or in wedges, tossed with olive oil, salt and pepper and roasted at 425° until browned and crispy on the edges.
inpatskitchenJuly 27, 2014
Make some radish butter along the same lines of Jennie Cook's Zucchini Butter:
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Susan W.July 27, 2014
Lol...as in truckloads or just a couple of plants too many? I only laugh because I am famous for over planting. Unless they are a crunchy garnish for tacos, I really prefer them cooked. So, you could cook up a bunch and freeze them? I haven't tried freezing them, so at your own risk. There is a butter glazed radish from foodnetwork.com out there that is awesome. It may be Nigella Lawson's recipe.
kimhwJuly 27, 2014
As in, last year was just enough with one row. But I was starting to come up with new things to put them in, so this year I planted 4 rows.
I've never cooked a radish so I'll have to experiment.
I've never cooked a radish so I'll have to experiment.
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