Has anyone ever cooked radishes?
Posted By: sm on 2009-03-01
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As in steam, sautee, etc.?
If so, how did you cook them & what were they like once cooked? Rachael Ray did some the other day on her show. First I've seen red-skinned radishes cooked. I figure if she can do it, someone here may have done it better.
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Others may disagree with me, but since it is cooked
I think it would be fine.
My last MIL cooked everything on wood stove
and things were delicious. She never had electric nor gas and probably would have never wanted one. How she did it, I will never know. She cooked everything from collard greens to breads such as biscuits and cornbread. Yum, yum.
It should be fine as long as it is cooked.
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1. Stuffing cooked in turkey!
2. Sweet potato casserole.
3. Fruit salad.
we usually also have homemade rolls, another vegetable and cranberry sauce, sometimes mashed potatoes with the gravy too...
i love the homemade chunky cranberry sauce, but no one else does...
It says the bacon is cooked and drained.
I almost missed that part, too - reading too fast.
I also cooked mine for a short time and then put them in the oven and
from time to time would baste with sauce. I had the oven low and cooked them slowly and they were wonderful. My family just loved them when I invited them over for dinner. You made me hungry for them. It has been a long time since I made them. Mine were not fancy, just good!!! Good luck!
Cooked on the grill, loaded with everything but the kitchen sink. LOL. nm
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I put the egg and cheese in a whole wheat or veggie wrap with some cooked spinach
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Cook 'em however you both will like but cook n serve kraut separately. Great with cooked
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At least you wait until they're cooked! LOL...we're raw dough
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