Radish pods
Raphanus sativus
vegetable
Young green, peppery radish pods, stir-fried with spices or with potatoes in winter.
- Origin
- Northern India and Pakistan
- Season (United States)
- January to March
- Preparation
- The young pods are eaten whole, raw for their bite or stir-fried for two to three minutes; once too big, they turn stringy.
- Molecules
- In small amounts, not counted Pungent glucosinolates · Insoluble fibers
- Did you know?
- One variety, the rat-tail radish, is grown for its pods rather than its root.
