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Radiant Radicchio

 

Radicchio comes into its own in mid-winter and early spring, making it a particularly welcome ingredient when there's not much else around. Radicchio has a slight bitterness that mellows when it's cooked, and it pairs beautifully with eggs, rice, and cheese. Try Radicchio and Red Onion Risotto, use it in classic Frittata di Radicchio, or in a colorful Chopped Salad with broccoli, almonds, and egg.
Recipes
Bread Pudding with Ceps and Radicchio

A Long and Messy Business

Rowley Leigh

Cretan Eggs with Wild Weeds

Anatolia: Adventures in Turkish Cooking

David Dale

Radicchio and Endive with Aged Gouda and Red-Wine Vinaigrette

Cheese Obsession

Georgeanne Brennan

Chopped Salad with Broccoli, Egg & Radicchio

Healthy in a Hurry

Karen Ansel

Frittata di Radicchio

The Italian Regional Cookbook

Valentina Harris

Radicchio di Treviso alla Veneta

The Italian Regional Cookbook

Valentina Harris

Potato Gnocchi with Radicchio, Sweet Gorgonzola, and Pine Nuts

Mediterranean Clay Pot Cooking: Traditional and Modern Recipes to Savor and Share

Paula Wolfert

Radicchio, Blue Cheese, Pear & Candied Walnuts

My Street Food Kitchen

Jennifer Joyce

Radicchio, pink grapefruit and gorgonzola winter salad

Solo

Signe Johansen

Penne with Radicchio and Belgian Endive

The Classic Pasta Cookbook

Giuliano Hazan

Lamb with Chickpea, Carrot, and Radicchio Sauté

Weeknight Gluten Free

Kristine Kidd

Radicchio and red onion risotto

Winter Food

Jill Norman

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