Tuesday, November 29, 2022

Daikon Radish


 My neighbour gave me this bunch of daikon radishes as I was walking by a few weeks ago.  She had just plucked them out of her garden, there was so much dirt on them.  They had borrowed a yard waste bag a few days earlier and I guess she was returning the favour.  It was most welcome.

22 comments:

The Happy Whisk said...

I love that she gave you these! And yum, too.

Christine said...

I love Daikon radish Ivy! It is great in soups and stews. And diabetic friendly for hubby.

Lorraine said...

Nice to have neighbors that share!

Marcepanowy Kącik said...

Bardzo lubię białą rzepę.

Marianela Beauty Tips said...

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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Angie's Recipes said...

I like daikon too!

roentare said...

Love Daikons. They contain digestive catalyst enzymes to break down meat more efficiently. It is why it is often used in meat stew

Sandra Cox said...

Nice! :)

DVArtist said...

Wow those are beauties. What a nice neighbor.

Lowcarb team member said...

That was nice of your neighbour.

All the best Jan

ellie said...

Oh, I love these! So crunchy!

Caitlin'nMegan said...

You have some wonderful neighbors!

My name is Erika. said...

I've never cooked these or used these myself. How do you eat them?

Christine said...

Roentare that is interesting

Christine said...

Erica it is a lot like turnip, and great in soups and stews. It can be pickled too.

J.P. Alexander said...

Lindos rabanos Te mando un beso.

Unknown said...

look fresh and healthy radish...

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

I've never heard of a daikon radish before, but you sure have a great neighbor. Nice to be able to share like that.

Granny Annie said...

Not sure I have ever had those radishes. I sure do have a story about turnips though. Maybe I can weave it into my Words For Wednesday story.

Anne Hagman-Niilola said...

I've never seen or tasted that. What kind is it?

Christine said...

Anne, it is like a turnip.

Anonymous said...

That is so cool of your neighbour!