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It’s time for some cranberry, pumpkin, apples, and everything spiced! Sweater season is here which means we’re hungrier than ever. Want to know what food to cook this Fall? Keep on reading!
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Butter Salt Thyme Honey Radishes are a delicious way to enjoy fresh, crisp radishes; sliced radishes, spread with unsalted butter, sprinkled with Kosher salt and fresh thyme leaves, and drizzled with sweet, Wildflower honey.
Hi Everyone, radishes with butter and salt are one of my favorite ways to enjoy fresh radishes like these organic radishes from our CSA share box from Roots to River Farm.
I added fresh Thyme from our garden to add an aromatic, green element and sweet wildflower, honey, as sweetness to balance out the spicy taste of the radishes and the flakey Kosher salt.
Flakey sea salt or pink Himalayan salt would also be great with this.
These Butter Salt Thyme Honey Radishes are great for serving on an appetizer board as small bites for entertaining or just for snacking.
They are a great palate cleanser for between meals.
Making an herbed butter would be great to serve with radishes as well.
If you don't have Kosher salt, you could try sea salt or Himalayan pink salt; those would also go well with radishes.
You see radishes in season in the Spring, there are radish varieties that ripen over the Summer and we also see radishes available during the end of Summer, Fall and are available in the Winter months.
They are usually available in the grocery store year round.
The fresh, seasonal radishes shown in these photos we got from our recent CSA organic share box for late Summer/early Fall/Autumn (Organic CSA Share Box Week 8).
I used the radish greens in a sauté to have with breakfast eggs. Radish greens are totally edible and a wonderful, spicy green, like mustard greens.
My toddler son wanted to try the radishes (his hand in the above photo:)).
Thank you for reading and following along!
Butter Salt Thyme Honey Radishes are a delicious way to enjoy fresh, crisp radishes; sliced radishes, spread with unsalted butter, sprinkled with Kosher salt and fresh thyme leaves and drizzled with Wildflower honey.
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