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Our CSA grows two types - the breakfast radishes which are longer and a little bit milder and then a variety called Easter egg radishes, which are the standard looking kind, but which come in red, pink and white. The French apparently love radishes.
"Raab" is the same as "rabe", "rapini", and "broccoli rabe". It's a green; typically Rebecca sautés it in olive oil with garlic (although she possibly has exotic other uses too.)
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French breakfast radishes? Expliquez, s'il vous plait!
Our CSA grows two types - the breakfast radishes which are longer and a little bit milder and then a variety called Easter egg radishes, which are the standard looking kind, but which come in red, pink and white. The French apparently love radishes.
What is raab? How does one consume it? What are you going to make with all this yummy veg? On a scale from zero to ten how jealous am I of your CSA?
Personally, I'm at 11 on that scale. It all looks SO GOOD.
(She types, eating her bar-form food breakfast.)
"Raab" is the same as "rabe", "rapini", and "broccoli rabe". It's a green; typically Rebecca sautés it in olive oil with garlic (although she possibly has exotic other uses too.)
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