Pickled Radishes?

[TRAPnHUNT]

I had pulled the rest of my radishes today out of my garden and now I have a boat load. More than I can eat. I can store them in sand but I started to wondered how they would turn out if I pickle some of them.
Has anyone here tried this before and if so, how did they turn out for you?

[patricimo54]

I have only done radish fridge pickles for Bah Mi sandwiches, but if I have a chance I'll check some of my recipes. That sounds like something I'd would like to try

[rhyla]

Never had them, but it sounds like an interesting idea. I'd try 'em. Maybe do a small batch first and see if you like them?

[paddyg441]

;D

Very interesting question "Ron", this should produce some interesting research, I myself, have never heard of Pickled Radish, but hey who am I !!!, it's quite possible, that if there is a recipe, it made be found in the Eastern European Countries.

[patricimo54]

This is the only recipe I could come up with for red radishes, it is a relish.

4 cups trimmed red radishes
3 large stalks celery
2 medium sized red onions
2.5 tsp salt
1 cup sugar
1 tsp celery seed
2 tsp dill seed
1 TBS mustard seed
2 TBS ground horseradish
1 cup cider vinegar

Put the veggies thru the course blade of a food chopper. Mix with other ingredients and let stand for 3 hrs. then bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes. Place into hot sterile jars, seal and process in a water bath for 20 minutes.=2 pints

I will look for some more to see if I have a one to make whole pickled radishes.

[TRAPnHUNT]

After doing some seasching online, I have found a number of articles & recipes for pickled radishes. Some sound pretty good and others sound like after I make it, I should just throw it out and drink heavily.
My wife thinks that I would be wasting my time but I think that I may try to pickle some of these lil things or I may just pickle some eggs and toss a few radishes in to the jars with the eggs.

[Admin]

I have never heard of a pickled radish but I bet they would be good. They sound good anyway.