Radishes are not complicated. Grab the radish at the base of the plant where the leaves emerge from the root. Gently twist ...

An heirloom introduced in 1879, French Breakfast was the popular market radish of Paris, now more a type than a single variety. Always red tipped with white, the shape can vary.

Radishes are easy to grow and a great garden project for kids. Find out how long it takes for them to grow, and how to know ...

"French breakfast radishes" are a popular cultivar for gardeners. But it was Fergus Henderson's cookbook The Whole Beast that introduced me and many other Americans to the idea of eating radishes ...

Easter egg radishes are a "vibrant, bunched medley of round radishes,” says Hiltner, that include any of the following: red (Cherrie Belle), pink (Rosa), purple (Plum), and white (Sno Ball).

The milder, delicate French breakfast radishes are perfect served simply with butter, salt and bread. Round out this snack with a bottle of rose, cheese and prosciutto, and you've got a feast for ...

Northern Michigan Recipe: French Breakfast Radish Omelette featuring locally produced products from 9 Bean Rows, Shiloh's Garden and Leelanau Cheese. N orthern Michigan Recipe: The Intentional ...

She says that because the French breakfast radish has such thin roots, less than an inch wide, “you can really pack these radishes in your raised beds,” and they are “container-friendly ...

You could have the French breakfast radish in its namesake morning, but give it to me later, at lunch or dinner or a workday snack. The French way of eating it is most famous: whole, raw, with ...

Raw radishes are also commonly served with tacos and can be a lovely garnish for soups. A common way to enjoy them, particularly the French breakfast variety, is with butter and salt.

My niece, who lives in Windsor, asked me about French Breakfast radishes the other day, especially about why she so often gets ones that are hollow and pithy inside. It happens all the time.

Earlier this month, there was a pile of gorgeous French breakfast radishes at the Forestville Farmers Market, which is now being held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday evenings, at 6990 Front St.