Roasted Radishes
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Roasted Radishes are the perfect side dish to welcome in spring. They make a healthy, low-carb alternative to potatoes and are so pretty. We coat them in a delicious miso butter to make them truly unbelievable.
Have you ever eaten roasted radishes? If not, what are you waiting for! They're a super easy side dish with big-time pretty factor. And, especially when they're coated in salty miso butter, so delicious.
Even though radishes are seasonally a spring vegetable, they're readily available year round. But if you're making this out of season the radish greens might not be fresh enough to use. That's ok! Spinach works just as well.
What's to love about roasted radishes
- They're a super quick and easy to make vegetable side dish recipe.
- The light pink color is so pretty!
- Baked radishes lose their spicy bite so this is a recipe you can serve to even the most sensitive eaters.
- Even though they're deliciously buttery, this is a low-cal and low-carb recipe.
- Smothered in miso butter. Miso + butter = magic.
How to roast radishes
Roasted radishes are super easy to make.
- Cut them in half.
- Toss them in oil.
- Lay them cut side down on a pan and pop them into the oven.
See how easy that was?
I like to cut them in half so their cut sides get a little browned. It also means they cook in only 15 minutes. Often, I'll pop some chicken breasts into the oven about 5 minutes before the radishes then pull everything out at the same time.
When making this miso butter roasted radishes recipe, I dot the miso butter over the mostly cooked radishes (like in the picture below) so that it melts after a few minutes in the oven. Once it's melted, you can easily toss the radishes so they're coated in the butter.
What kind of miso makes the best miso butter?
The three most common types of miso are white miso, yellow miso, and red miso. White is the mildest flavored, red in the strongest, and yellow somewhere in between.
While I personally love the strong, pungent flavor of red miso, if you're new to cooking with miso, white or yellow is probably your best bet. They are more versatile and can be used in most recipes.
While I know there will be a few people out there who will be up in arms about what I'm going to say, but I'll say it anyway. I think you can use any kind of miso in any recipe. I've tried them all and used them randomly in many recipes and they're always delicious.
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Roasted Radishes Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 bunches of radishes (about 1 lb)
- 2 teaspoons oil (divided)
- Ā½ teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon softened butter (vegan butter, if needed)
- 1 tablespoon miso (gluten-free miso, if needed)
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.Ā Twist the greens off the radishes, put the greens into a bowl, and toss them with Ā½ teaspoon of the oil.
- Cut the radishes in half, put them on the baking sheet and toss them with the remaining 1 Ā½ teaspoons of oil and the pepper and arrange them cut side down. Put them into the oven on the bottom shelf and roast for 12 minutes.2 bunches of radishes, Ā½ teaspoon pepper
- While the radishes roast, mix the butter with the miso in a small bowl.1 tablespoon softened butter, 1 tablespoon miso
- Add the greens to the baking sheet and dot the miso butter on top. Roast for 3 more minutes.
- Remove the radishes from the oven and toss to mix them in the melted miso butter. Serve right away.
Nutrition
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This recipe is part of our Best Spring Side Dishes series.