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7 Ways To Use Spring Radishes

Posted: 04/09/2012 9:38 am

These crisp, peppery roots thrive in springtime and offer a welcome flash of color to salads, sandwiches and grains. We love them with a little butter and salt, but we also love the way they taste pickled, sautéed and even roasted. Pick up a bunch at your farmers' market today, and enjoy a week's worth of brilliant radish recipes.

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Sautéed Radishes With Mint
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These radishes are coddled so all their sweetness comes out. Exposing much of their surface area to brown butter gives them a pretty caramel color and delicate flavor, which the mint subtly accents. To get beautiful browning but retain some crunch, we cut the radishes into wedges slightly wider than 1/2 an inch and were careful not to crowd the sauté pan, and were rewarded with these golden, perfectly al dente beauties. Be sure to sprinkle on the mint just before serving -- it darkens quickly when exposed to heat. - Amanda & Merrill

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These crisp, peppery roots thrive in springtime and offer a welcome flash of color to salads, sandwiches and grains. We love them with a little butter and salt, but we also love the way they taste pic...
These crisp, peppery roots thrive in springtime and offer a welcome flash of color to salads, sandwiches and grains. We love them with a little butter and salt, but we also love the way they taste pic...
 
 
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