French Breakfast Radishes |
I love to garden and just had to share some of my first harvest of the season. These are French Breakfast Radishes. They are an heirloom radish that has a mild delicate flavor. As a kid I never liked radishes. My mom would slice them thinly and put them on really good,buttered toast with a little salt. Maybe it is because I grew them myself or maybe my tastes have matured but I have to admit that I like them now. I slice them and sprinkle them with a little sea or kosher salt or put them in a salad. They have that wonderful crunch and the salt balances out that spiciness. They are so easy to grow and are a wonderful vegetable to have your kids plant because they mature fast. They take about a month before you can harvest.
I would like to try roasting them with a little olive oil, garlic, and sea salt. Anyone have any ideas or recipes to share?? Leave a comment at the bottom of the post and let me know!
French Breakfast Radish with Kosher Salt |
2 comments:
I have seen radishes sliced thin and used on sandwiches. I'm going to give that a try when mine are ready to harvest. I wish I knew more ways to use them, as they are so fast, easy, and rewarding to grow. Also, you can find some very pretty color varieties
Yes, I was looking online for other varieties the other day and might just order some different seeds. Good idea, I love crunchy veggies on my sandwiches and wraps and usually put cucumbers but I might have to try the radishes too!
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