On one of our travels to France Meadow served her homegrown organic radishes. Stunningly displayed on a platter with their green leaf tops overflowing, these ruby gems, round and fat were served with Irish butter and Celtic salt.
The French have been honouring this vegetable for years by serving it as an aperitif along with sipping a wonderful chilled white wine.
Slice the radish in half and cover its glistening white centre with butter, then sprinkle with the salt. The combination of the crisp of the radish, the soft sweetness of the butter and the tang of the salt create a flavour sensation in the mouth. Truly a simple yet delicious experience.
At the end of the meal I was given the honour to collect the radish tops and deliver them to the chickens as these birds, who must have French heritage, consider these greens a real treat.
Radishes and Roosters who would have known would be waiting for me here!
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'These are a few of my favourite things'? I'm going to try that!
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious and how beautiful is that! You would have all the guests buzzing at a cocktail party with that one :)
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Nice to have you home sis....
ReplyDeleteDefinitely prefer radishes to roosters :)
ReplyDeletethat recipe sounds delicious!
Have a terrible phobia of them since I was attacked by one as a child...
Sounds lovely!
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