Does anyone have any good radish recipes? I have red and daikon radishes. I was so happy with my root garden that I ordered more radish seeds and have decided I am already sick of them.
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We tried a great Martha Stewart recipe a while ago: it's a radish-mango salad.. not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for- but it has a great contrast of flavors that really taste great together.
Grace, I too love radishes and decided to make a cooked recipe some years ago because it seemed like it was an overlooked side dish. The toasted coriander with the radish is a really nice combination of flavors.
Radish Coriander Saute
1 bunch radishes, rinsed, trimmed and quartered 2 tablespoons butter, unsalted (or half olive oil and half butter)1 teaspoon coriander seed 1/2 teaspoon salt Optional: 2 cups baby spinach or arugula
Toast coriander seed on medium heat in frying pan, until fragrant--do not burn. Add butter (and olive oil if using), radishes, cover and cook, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes (if you prefer them firmer reduce cooking time to 5 minutes). If desired add spinach or arugula, stir, cover and cook for 2 minutes longer, stir and serve.
We generally just eat the red radishes as is, so I never get much of a chance to do anything else with those!
I like to slice them into a mixed salad with cucumbers, a mix of lettuce leaves and sometimes a little onion. Then just toss it with an herb vinegrette. Yum!
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We tried a great Martha Stewart recipe a while ago: it's a radish-mango salad.. not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for- but it has a great contrast of flavors that really taste great together.
Radish-Mango salad with Lime Dressing
http://www.marthastewart.com/336287/mango-and-radish-salad-with-lim...
Thanks Everyone for the great ideas.
Grace, I too love radishes and decided to make a cooked recipe some years ago because it seemed like it was an overlooked side dish. The toasted coriander with the radish is a really nice combination of flavors.
Radish Coriander Saute
1 bunch radishes, rinsed, trimmed and quartered
2 tablespoons butter, unsalted (or half olive oil and half butter)1 teaspoon coriander seed
1/2 teaspoon salt
Optional: 2 cups baby spinach or arugula
Toast coriander seed on medium heat in frying pan, until fragrant--do not burn. Add butter (and olive oil if using), radishes, cover and cook, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes (if you prefer them firmer reduce cooking time to 5 minutes). If desired add spinach or arugula, stir, cover and cook for 2 minutes longer, stir and serve.
Have you tried roasting them? They're delicious that way. This is a good way to do them: Roasted Radishes
Daikon radish is quite nice pickled or fermented, especially when mixed with carrots.
If you want to pickle them, here's a recipe similar to what I do:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/pickled-daikon-radish-and-carrot/
Here's another that's pretty good, even though a decidedly more "chinese" flavor:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/overnight-chinese-daikon-radish-pickles/
Here's a lacto fermented daikon radish recipe:
http://www.culturesforhealth.com/lacto-fermented-daikon-radish-garl...
We generally just eat the red radishes as is, so I never get much of a chance to do anything else with those!
I like to slice them into a mixed salad with cucumbers, a mix of lettuce leaves and sometimes a little onion. Then just toss it with an herb vinegrette. Yum!