This popular Asian root vegetable,
sometimes called Mooli, Chinese Radish,
or Japanese radish, can be used the same
way you would a typical red radish. A 3
ounce serving contains only 18 calories,
and packs in 34% of your recommended
daily allowance of vitamin C. Its spicy kick
is a bit more intense than your average
radish. While great raw in salads and
slaws, daikon can also be pickled, grated
and brewed as a tea, steamed, sautéed,
baked, or boiled and mashed with an
equal amount of your favorite variety of
potato.
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Roasted Root Vegetables
Grilled Daikon with Peppers and Squash
Radish Hash Browns
Pasta Salad with Daikon and Tat Soi
Daikon Puree with Browned Balsamic
Butter
Beijing Radish Salad
Quick-Braised Roots
Shredded Daikon Salad
Daikon Radish Pickles
Glazed Daikons
Daikon Mashed Potatoes
Daikon Top Soup