Brain Boosting Blueberry Vanilla Almond Muffins
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Radish: Radishes are a good source of vitamin C. Just 1 cup contains almost 30% of you daily value!
This dish is all about the Radish! These beautiful little gems are crunchy, spicy and a little sweet and if you haven’t worked with them before I strongly suggest you try them. You can roast them, braise them or eat them raw with butter (gotta love the French!) I love using them in salads as a garnish to add an extra crisp bite, but in this case they are the salad. Accompanied with your favorite fish, this dish celebrates every bit of the radish.
1. In a shallow dish, marinate fish in juice of half a lemon 1 Tbl. olive oil; set aside while you prep the salad
2. For the salad: Using a mandolin or sharp knife, thinly slice radishes, carrots and shallot, add to a bowl with a 1/4 cup chopped parsley and juice of 1/2 lemon. Set aside
3. For the dressing: Add radish greens, 1/2 cup parsley, juice of 1/2 a lemon and 2 Tbl. of olive oil to a food processor and pulse until everything is incorporated. Season to taste and set aside.
4. For the fish: Using a nonstick pan, heat over medium/high heat. Season filets with salt and pepper and cook fish for 3 minutes on each side (depending on thickness)
5. Remove from heat and squeeze juice of 1/2 lemon over fish.
6. Plate by topping each filet with the radish salad and drizzle with radish greens dressing.
Experiment with different types of radishes! They come in a variety of colors and flavors; from mild and sweet to peppery and spicy.
To add some extra nutrients into this recipe, try adding some dark leafy greens, like spinach or kale, to your dressing.
cook / prep 1 hr 30 mins
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Seared Fish with Radish Salad and Radish Greens Dressing
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This dish is all about the Radish! These beautiful little gems are crunchy, spicy and a little sweet and if you haven’t worked with them before I strongly suggest you try them. You can roast them, braise them or eat them raw with butter (gotta love the French!) I love using them in salads as a garnish to add an extra crisp bite, but in this case they are the salad. Accompanied with your favorite fish, this dish celebrates every bit of the radish. |
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