Sunday, 2 September 2012

Radish salad




As a side dish for a roast dinner, I made this very simple but visually appealing radish salad.  It couldn't be more simple – barely a recipe.  

Just thinly slice some radishes and sprinkle chopped chives over them.  Then pour a little extra virgin olive oil, and lemon juice over it and finally season with salt and pepper and pop some red chilli pieces on top for garnish.  I didn't even pre-mix the dressing.  It was fresh and crunchy.





14 comments:

  1. Sounds wonderful! I'll be trying this with my next roast. Have a great weekend!

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  2. A perfect combination- simple and delicious. Hope you have a great week! Thanks for following my blog. I am now following yours also :)
    Rebecca @ The Key to the Gate

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  3. I have never been the biggest fan of radishes..but if you serve them with roast beef.

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  4. Perhaps this will tempt me to eat more radishes . . . thanks for the recipe :)!

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  5. I am a huge fan of simple recipes :)

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  6. I love radishes and this couldn't be easier.

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  7. I love the peppery crunch of radishes. The salad may be simple but so good!
    Have a great week :)

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  8. Such a simple dish...but one my radish-LOVING husband would adore!

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  9. I can't say I'm usually a fan of radishes, but this looks delicious, and reminds me of the 'salads' that my Chilean host mother used to serve when I was studying abroad. She took whatever vegetable was in season, chopped it thin, and served with lemon and olive oil. Thanks for sharing this recipe!

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  10. What a great idea! I always just think of radishes on a relish tray. I'm going to do this tonight.

    Thanks for following Rose City Reader. I am following you now.

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  11. I adore radishes :) I'd add lettuce, cucumber and some more ingredients to make a more filling salad.

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  12. So simple. Wish there was a way to send each of us a little taste.

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  13. The chiles look like they would make the dish.

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  14. Simple, but looks delicious! I'm so glad you linked up at Romance on a dime!

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