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The Best Pickled Radish Recipe

Our favorite way to have radishes is pickled. We do a simple, quick pickle and even those who say “No thank you, I do not eat radishes” love them! You can find them on avocado toast in the morning, added to a breakfast burrito, tossed in a lunch time salad or on a sandwich, or on a burger.

Often, they are on the table as a side and more often you can find someone with a fork in hand eating them straight out of the jar.

Needless-to-say, they are delicious!

This recipe only has 3 ingredients and is super quick. What we love about it is that you can use the liquid over and over for about a week or two and add more radishes as needed.

Course Recipes
Cuisine Vegetables
Author Dana Zucker

Ingredients

  • 1 -2 pounds radishes
  • 1 cup white vinegar
  • 1 cup sugar
  • A jar to store the finished product in
  • A fork to enjoy them

Instructions

  1. Prepare Liquid Mixture
  2. Combine the vinegar and sugar well, mixing with a fork.
  3. If you prefer, you can first add 3 tablespoons of hot water to the sugar to have it begin to dissolve then add the vinegar.
  4. Be sure to prepare this in the bowl you will be curing your radishes in to have fewer bowls to clean.
  5. Prepare Radishes
  6. Wash radishes well and save the tops for a stir fry later or chop up and feed to the chickens like I do.
  7. Slice the radishes into thin slices, just thick enough to grab onto a fork.
  8. Place radishes as you slice them into the sugar and vinegar mixture.
  9. Place a plate on the finished sliced radishes to weigh the radishes down in the liquid.
    how to prepare a pickled radishes recipe
  10. Put the bowl in the refrigerator for 2-24 hours.
  11. Transfer to a jar for storage.

Recipe Notes

You will need:

1 medium sized bowl
A plate that will fit in the bowl to rest on top of the radishes.