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cab
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boff
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ButteryHOLsomeness
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cab
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Posted: Fri Apr 29, 05 5:56 pm Post subject: |
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ButteryHOLsomeness wrote: |
can you eat the greens of horseradish or just the root |
Yes, you can eat the leaves. You only want to eat the REALLY young ones, and then sparingly. They can be pungent and bitter.
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also, can you eat radish tops? i always wondered... they look so nice but i didn't want to make myself sick eating them so i never tried any.. |
Yes, you can, and the seed pods, and the flowers. Put them into stir fries, they're tasty. Oh, and in soups too.
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they just seem like a nice salad green as radishes grow so quickly and so early in the season |
When they're really young, they're really good in salads. |
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cab
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