[Buxtehude]

So I bought some daikon radish today because some little old Scottish dude was raving about it at the healthfood store a few weeks ago. That and the life giving properties of Bulgarian yogurt.<br><br>
But I forgot to buy the tofu needed for the little daikon recipe he gave me.<br><br><img alt="cwm21.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/cwm21.gif"><br><br>
How do you eat your daikon? I guess I could shred it raw into a salad.

 

[merigayle]

roasted and shredded.<br>
here's a good recipe:<br>
BAKED SWEET POTATOES & DAIKON<br>
For 4<br><br>
* 1 Large Sweet Potato, 1" chunks<br>
* 1 Large Daikon, large roll-cut pieces<br>
* 2 t. Olive Oil<br>
* 1 t. Sea Salt<br><br>
Gently toss all ingredients together to coat with oil. Place in a baking dish and cover. Bake at 450 F. for 1/2 hour; reduce heat to 375 F. and continue baking for another 1/2 hour till vegetables are tender.<br><br><br>
It;s widely used in macrobiotic dishes and i know we are it a few different ways in my macro classes/seminars.

 

[Buxtehude]

I would've never thought to put the two together. I'll try it today. Thank you!!!

 

[QuixoticNotions]

<a href="http://whatscookingamerica.net/DaikonRadish.htm" target="_blank">c</a>

 

[Buxtehude]

Thanks for the link, Nestle Quix!<br><br>
Check out that adorable easter egg cake recipe near the bottom of the home page.