

The first recipe I tried was the French Breakfast Radish Tartines. The bitter tang of the radishes went well with the sweet butter and the crusty bread (I used a baguette). But I couldn't tell if I just liked the bread and butter and the radishes were just along for the ride.
The second recipe I tried was the Quick Pickled Radishes. Those were good palette cleansers. Next time, I'll slice them ribbon-thin.
The last recipe I tried was the Butter-Glazed Radishes. This one was my least favorite. I tried to salvage the radishes by pulsing them into a cream cheese and heavy cream mix (with a dash of steak sauce, although I wanted to use Worcestershire sauce). The spread was not good, and I ended up throwing it away.
Lesson learned for the future: Go with pickling!
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