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French Breakfast Radishes

Help! I have beautiful French breakfast radishes in my CSA box, but I don't know what to do with them. Any ideas?

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Get the freshest butter you can find.
Let it come to room temp.
Sprinkle with salt.

Dip.
Eat.
Repeat.

Or you could make a little tartine with them--on a slice of good bread spread meg3j's butter, put a few fragments of radish, and sprinkle that with salt. It's good too!

If you've got more than you want to eat raw (because the first 2 ways are truly the best), they also braise up nicely.

Butter Glazed Radishes (Molly Stevens All About Braising)

2 bunches small radishes (about 1lb)
2 T unsalted butter
1/3 c chicken stock
pinch sugar
s/p

Trim roots and greens off radishes. Soak radishes in cold water for 15 minutes, drain, and scrub. Cut any large ones (> 1" in diameter) in half.

Put the radishes in large skillet over medium heat, add butter, stock, sugar, salt, pepper; bring to a simmer.

Cover, lower heat, braise about 20-25 min until you can pierce easily with skewer.

Remove lid, shake pan to move radishes around, simmer 5 min or so until liquid glazes radishes.

My family loves fresh radish sandwiches. Take a good italian or sourdough bread, put butter on one slice, mustard on the other, then put thick slices of radish between. MMMM makes me think of summer :-)

RADISH ICECREAM.

...or, not.

Thanks so much! I am so having radishes for lunch today!

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