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I'm reposting this because if you have any sweet radishes growing, dig them up wash, slice, dip in a little salt and put on a piece of cold butter.Pop this in your mouth and enjoy. emmmmm:)
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Raw radishes served with sweet butter & coarse, kosher, or sea salt is a classic French bistro dish. In fact, I LOVED it years ago when it was impossible not to find an American restaurant that didn't put a complimentary "relish tray" (olives, celery, carrot sticks, & radishes) on every table. Everyone thought I was weird to be putting salt & butter on radishes, but I didn't care - the crisp spicy radishes, creamy softened butter, & dash of salt was a perfect combination.

While pretty much any radish will do, I particularly like the bi-colored "French Breakfast" variety for this treatment.
 
I've never eaten cooked radishes, but I love them raw - with bread and butter or just in a sandwich or a salad, or by themselves. I went thru a time when my daughter was a tiny baby that all I would eat was bread and butter and radishes. Dh thought I had flipped my lid, but I believe now it was due to a light case of post partem depression. I lost all of my baby weight and then some. The doctor told me to start eating well rounded meals and I soon got over it.
 
Raw radishes served with sweet butter & coarse, kosher, or sea salt is a classic French bistro dish. In fact, I LOVED it years ago when it was impossible not to find an American restaurant that didn't put a complimentary "relish tray" (olives, celery, carrot sticks, & radishes) on every table. Everyone thought I was weird to be putting salt & butter on radishes, but I didn't care - the crisp spicy radishes, creamy softened butter, & dash of salt was a perfect combination.

While pretty much any radish will do, I particularly like the bi-colored "French Breakfast" variety for this treatment.

That makes two of us Breezy, I love them and when I get some other than grocery store radishes, So my s-i-l and I both planted sone, I put in the Easter radish pink and white colored and he put in another type and the name escpes me but there both wonerful. I can't let them sit for very long. My grand mother was from France and she use to grow them and that's where I learned to enjoy them.I've gotten the You aren't going to eat that are you, there just for decoration. I, just pop them in my mouth and crunch away . Nothing better.
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I've never eaten cooked radishes, but I love them raw - with bread and butter or just in a sandwich or a salad, or by themselves. I went thru a time when my daughter was a tiny baby that all I would eat was bread and butter and radishes. Dh thought I had flipped my lid, but I believe now it was due to a light case of post partem depression. I lost all of my baby weight and then some. The doctor told me to start eating well rounded meals and I soon got over it.
Hi licia, I've never eaten cooked radishes either, but I bet they would be good.I love making sandwiches with then, I usually don't put them in salad my gang will sit there and pick them out and that dirves me nuts.When we crave something I believe there is a reason for it, It looks like you diet of radishes made things better for you and that's what counts.And many of us have a bout of post partem depression, if got better after then that is wonderful.Thanks for sharing that with us, It gives a chance to shre things we have had happen.
kades
 
If you've never sauteed them in butter, and S&P, you must try... It's a real treat, just don't cook them to death...
 
If you've never sauteed them in butter, and S&P, you must try... It's a real treat, just don't cook them to death...
I've heard they are delicious like this. I promise I won't kill them with kindness. My task will be to get them to a saute pan:LOL:
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