Tiny bit of butter and salt and I’m in heaven!
the butter is undoing the idea of them being low-calorie, but you can use greek yoghurt with garlic and lime and seasoning as a dipping sauce you will have a far, far healthier snack.
And they’re delicious.
Put a lil salt on em and its a genuinely great snack.
You know, I love radishes in salad or stir fry or whatever, and I just never thought of them as a standalone snack…
And thats on me. I’m gonna get some radishes today while I’m briefly out in the arctic temperatures.
Lower your blood pressure on one hand and raise it with the other. A perfect balance.
Or just cronch em!
Alternatively a little lime/lemon juice and a sprinkle of sugar and you got awesome sweet pickled radish.
Well, until you get that one that’s randomly hotter than the sun and turns your eyes and nose into gushing torrents, while you try not to cough it out in front of everyone else.
Always when you least expect it
The gamblers choice. I like it.
Edit: same as that mystery chunk of ginger/cloves/etc.
Slice them thin, a tiny bit of salt and pepper, a dash of vinegar, let it rest on the fridge overnight.
Oh, so pickling them.
OPs account is 30 minutes old, possibly another linkspam account.
What link where?!
Not selling me anything, no clickable link, just a prophet for the benefits of the great radish. I’ll allow it.
Not selling me anything,
EAT MORE RADISHES
I grow them myself, so fuck “big radish”.
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Big radish is behind this for sure.
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I too would create a burner account if i were to post pictures of radish-porn like that without nsfw tag.
They are amazing fermented with ginger
(Please!) tell me more!
Very easy to do, just a brine and add what you like
The leaves are edible too,I use them in various recipes
The leaves are edible too,
I actually didn’t know that
Radish, horseradish, garlic and onions are probably my favourite veggies for sandwiches
If you’ve never tried this with a sandwich, give it a shot. Toast the bread well, then take a peeled clove of garlic and rub it on the inside facing side of each slice. Basically, you’re using the rough surface of the bread to grate the garlic down to nothing until the clove is gone and transferred to the surface if the bread. Then add a light bit of olive oil, salt, and pepper. This works especially well with with salami or prosciutto and basil sandwich.
If you like garlic, it imparts a powerful flavor, even moreso than chopped. It’s basically like micro planed, but quicker
Here we fry sliced rye bread, rub it with salt and garlic and top it with melted cheese.
I’ll try your suggestion.
I mean they’re cool, but they’re not that cool.
They’re only rad-ish.
How dare you…take my dam upvote
dam
Don’t suppose you’re actually a beaver?
I was using swipe typing and knew it was wrong when reading it. Then I was like fuck it and hit post anyway like a fucking madman. Felt good.
When prepared well I find them radishing.
That was way more clever than it had any right to be… Get out!
Try telling that to my dog, she hates them.
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It worked, amazing Jesus H. Christ, hot damn.
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And they taste great.
I love radishes YUM YUM YUM YUM YUM
Thanks for reminding me to buy radish seeds. Radishes grow pretty quickly and yes, you can roast them and they are delish-- after roasting are less peppery but still good. I want to know if Daikon radishes also have these same properties.
Daikon do! Some varieties of radish go from seed to “ready to harvest” in as little as 3 weeks. They’re also great for nutrient cycling and breaking up dense soils in preparation for other plantings, Daikon does a particularly good job as they grow deeper than many varieties. Even when planted around other things they grow low to the ground so they rarely directly compete for light.
I normally plant at least 2 waves of radishes in my garden to start and end the season.
I eat bowls of them for a snack. 😋
Great they may be, but sneaking into the Gorgs’ garden to retrieve them is such a hassle.
I love fresh radishes. I’ve often been called a weirdo for that. But they’re so… edible. Colorful, crunchy, flavorful. Even the spicy ones are good in a wasabi-spicy kind of way, excellent for clearing your nose!
And they’re by far the easiest vegetable to grow yourself, so much so that being called a ‘radish farmer’ is an insult.
I would still mess it up.
Not really it is those wascally wabbits and deer. Poor soil too.
Pro tip: sprinkle your piss in the garden regularily, it works at fertilizer and keeps deer and possibly most other herbivorous mammals at bay. If you have neighbors, it’s recommendable to, uh, collect it in the bathroom into a jar or jug instead of doing it on spot.
No this is not a joke, the deer haven’t eaten my plants nearly as often when I started deterring them with this.
I’ve heard that man piss keeps a lot of animals away. The testosterone in it wards off many animals, including predators if you have chickens (I did last year, first my dog killed some, then a bear killed all, presumably a bear. Going with Guinea Hens this spring instead)
No neighbors to speak of here, I will start peeing out there and hope it works, I am most concerned with protecting my apple seedlings I am going to start shortly, previous years fruit trees get eaten.
I’m not a man. Nothing to do with testosterone.
The pee warding off predators is literally about testosterone, it carries through in the piss and scares off certain predators supposedly, female pee isn’t supposed to work. It’s not my fact I’ve multiple sources telling me that, from Bear Gryllis on the discovery channel, to elsewhere. So I don’t know the accuracy but it is not disputed anywhere I’ve seen yet but accepted and verified.
See I’ve heard the opposite, at least for deer. Deer seek out salts since they grow antlers every year which takes a ton of calcium, so peeing on trees makes them target the bark where you’ve peed. Not totally sure tho
They’re easier than zucchini? Does that make keeping radishes from taking over their entire plots actually kind of difficult or do they just grow perfectly only where you plant them?
The latter. But don’t plant anything else nearby. The grow damn fast and shadow everything around them.












