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Radishes

Appears in
The Cook's Book of Everything

By Lulu Grimes

Published 2009

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A peppery root vegetable related to the mustard plant, whose many varieties are grouped under red, black or white (see daikon radish). Red are the mildest and are crisp and juicy, and are usually eaten raw in salads. Black radishes have a stronger flavour and are often peeled before use to reduce their pungency.

Buy smooth, firm radishes that are not too large, as they may be tough. Store without leaves, as these will accelerate moisture loss.

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