Preserve ALL of those RADISHES!!! Fermented Dill Radishes
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Spring radishes are coming out of the garden and a perfect way to preserve them is to FERMENT them! Sarah harvests some radishes from the garden and then creates fermented dill radishes.
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Thank you. Add dill was a good idea for my new recipe especially diabetes control. Thank you again.
Just a note. I do NOT like radishes. But, last winter I did fermented radishes for my sweet husband and loved them so much I had to make him another batch because I ate most of them myself. Dill makes them perfect.
I don't like raw radishes either and a way I found that I love is roasting them. ;o)
This is my favorite comment of the day! "I ate most of them myself." Lol! Been there...done that.
LOL! Love this.
@@bijoubug6535 What is roasting them like ?
@@johnchase4408 they become more like other root veggies and lose their bite.
Radish leaves are packed with nutrients for people consumption too! 🤗
Just this Spring, I tried chopped, sauteed radish greens in scrambled eggs - delicious. Who knew?
Do you eat them raw... like a salad? Sorry if this is a stupid question.
mcg267 gosh sakes no such thing as a stupid question. This whole channel is about learning 🤗. You can use them as fresh greens in salads. Or you can sauté them in with other veggies with some olive oil and seasonings, soups, pesto’s. The sky is the limit. My favorite way to eat them is in a pot of white beans, greens, and ham. Mmmm so scrumptious! I would search the internet for recipes to try. Most all of them are very simple. And like I said, slam packed with good vitamins and nutrition! Be well, be blessed! 💕
I have read you can also eat sweet potato leaves.
Plus they can also be pickled...
Thanks for such great info
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I put fresh radish leaves on my sandwiches for a taste similar to radish sprouts. Very crunchy too!
I made this yesterday-- my first ferment! Can't wait to see how they turn out!
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I just love how easy and nutritious fermenting is and got my pickle pucks, lids and packer
I love your canning videos.
Thank you for showing how to ferment. Now we know a way to preserve food from our garden.
Never tried but certainly will now. My favorite to make is dill pickles. SO EASY. Put your pickles (whole or sliced lengthwise) into the jar stick those dill stems (cut to size) in between, add a couple garlic cloves and then brine and hot bathe it. The dill stems are wonderful just be sure once you cut them to look down the tube since sometimes a bug will be inside. They give it a great dill taste. In fact I used mostly stems and then added some frilly dill and seed heads to top of jar. Don't throw the stems to the pigs!
Ha, I just got a bunch of radishes from my daughter- mine are not doing so hot this year...- Way too many to just eat, so I decided to ferment 2 jars, one with dill. Can't wait to try them, I always fermented them plain but since I had fresh dill I was going to experiment. And here you are 😊
Just tried my fermented veg for the first time, radish, carrot and bok choy that bolted. Surprisingly very nice, still needs another week though, have my first batch of ginger bug ginger beer brewing at the moment also. And just made a very small batch of apple peel/core jelly
Love radish sandwich
Radish sprouts are yummy too.
Thank you Sarah! Can't wait to try this simple and delicious recipe!
Never heard of fermented radish. They look delicious.
we cooked our radish greens with the collard greens, a little real butter and lite season salt, yum!!!
Radishes fermented are Great ... my wife started last year with the suggestion of Doug and Stacey ... my favorite is fermented OKRA , hard boiled fermented eggs are good also ... yum to fermented foods
We will have to try fermenting okra. Thanks for the idea!
Since you like tomatoes you may like fermented grape or cherry tomatoes. I like to ferment them with herbs or plain. Both are divine! I make a Bruschetta of sorts...on a sliced baguette round smear a little evoo, top with mozzarella or my favorite Asiago cheese, even fresh parmigiana, add the fermented tomatoes and toast in the oven. I also like to toast the bread and melt the cheese and then add the tomatoes after it’s out of the oven. Really good with thinly sliced ham too. Even my grandkids love it. They call them, “Nannie pizza.” LOL I hope you give them a try and like them. They really are yummy. TFS the radish idea! I’m especially excited about trying them with the dill. YUM!! God Bless you all ~Lisa
Good ideas, Lisa!
Lisa Booker-what is EVOO?
I dont like radishes, but now I am going to grow them just for this!
I have almost finished the 2nd quart of fermented radishes in my fridge. Love how crunchy they are! The ferment takes some of the bite out. Really good! I bought the glass weights and silicone lids after watching one of your videos. Makes it so easy!
In case you haven't seen it before, the radish tops can be made into a delicious soup.
Thank you for posting this comment!
Thanks for this video. I bought this for my dad for father's day.
Yum! I'm fermenting carrots and grape tomatoes today.
Thank you,! That was excellent 😘
YES I also love the greens and radishes in a salad!! Add Light venegrette 😋
Radish and dill combo...sounds amazing...! Looking forward to learning more abut fermenting from you...!
I got five the other day! I love my fermented radishes😋
Hi Sarah, how long does the fermented radishes last in storage?
rabbits love radish greens!! ive grown them just for there greens to feed the rabbits...
Looks fabulously
More instructions on more of the fermentation you mentioned in the future please. I’d love to learn more.
Can’t wait to see you try the finished product 😃
That looks really yummy Sarah. Have you every done spicy batch?
Looks gr8, Sarah! ❤️ Love my Masontops Fermentation Kit!
Yummy. I add jalapeno or serrano to my fermented radishes.
You can also roast them, or mash them, or grate them as an alternative to potatoes! The taste and texture is very similar to potatoes.
You can eat radish leaves. I ate a bunch in my salad.
Never thought to put dill....going to try that this time😉
I love my mason top pickle pipes and stones, fermenting is wonderful. I never thought about radish and dill, I will have to try it out.
Yummm I want to make some now.
Beautiful dill
mary jemison
It is, isn't it. I use it for filler in my perennial garden, and Black Swallowtail butterflies love it. The experts say they like parsley the best, but I've found they like dill the best(in my yard)
At some point can you revisit this and give us a taste test. I’d love to start firminting
Thank you for the video. 👍🏻
What an AWSOME VIDEO 100 points the Morins in Milo, Maine
How long can you keep the jar in the fridge for?
Just a point, at 5:30 you are putting on the lid and saying it lets the air out but it actually is letting carbon dioxide out and preventing air to enter the ferment...
this is something i want to do this year is get into !! good luck with yours
I know you said you feed your radish tops to the animals, but do you know you can eat them too. They are wonderful. If you cook them like you would spinach mustard turnip or collard greens, they have a peppery spinach mustard cross taste. And if you eat mashed potatoes a lot cook some radishes in with the mashed potatoes. It adds amazing flavor to them. I love watching your show.
You're right, we should eat them. Sometimes it doesn't occur to me until after I have fed them to the rabbits and goats. 😊
Wow Sarah, it looks wonderful. I just purchased the Mason fermenting kit.
Wow this is cool! Who knew?
Thanks I enjoyed it!!!
I must be an animal, I enjoy the leaves stir fried with onion.
Interesting....I'll have to do some reading on this. Thanks!
Like fermented radishes. But don’t like the, plain. Will try dill, thanks for the thought.
Wow! I've just had some success with fermenting, but used 2 tablespoons of salt per quart. I'll try 2 teaspoons and see if it works - that would be much better.
Nice!
This peaked my interest, I have never fermented, worried I wont like the taste, I know they fermented food are good for you, I think I may do more research, (it looked beautiful) and I love dill
I was worried about it at first too! I tried it first with carrots, which are inexpensive to begin with...so if I didn't like it, big deal! But...I loved it! I encourage you to try it!
Our raddishes went to seed fast this year. Too warm this year. Now in June it has cooled off.
One could just leave a regular lid loose, instead of suing/buying the burp lids. Ferment will still be covered and self burp.
Oh I loved this put some more if you can? I drink kombucha rea but I buy it and it is costly do you have a video on that
Hello I enjoy looking at your video learing too.
Fermentation is the one thing I have not tried yet. It seems kinda scary to me. I don't want to kill us lol.... Do y'all ever have guest come stay? One of these days I want to come for a visit. Y'all are doing an awesome job of everything.
I was afraid to kill our family at first, too! Lol! It all worked out and we've lived to tell about it. 😊 We would love to meet you! But, right now we only have family come stay with us.
Lovely update is it to late to sow radish
How long do they keep after fermentation is done. Did I miss that?
I'm getting hungry now😂
No vinegar?
How do you know when they are ready? What are you looking for?
Can you freeze radishes
😊
Sarah, have you made a video on Kombucha????
No, I haven't. Maybe I should???
What if we have several jars. What do I do with them after the my are ready.
Cannot store that many in refrigerator
What if you didn’t grow any dill?
I don't have fresh dill is there a substitute I could use?
Just wondering if its safe to use salt that has a lower sodium content...….preserving requires precise amounts of sodium to water levels......I always use canning salt for any preserving....although I use Himalayan Pink for all other use.....
Fermenting is different than pickling. The reference that I use to learn about fermenting is a book called "Fermented Vegetables" and I will add it to our Amazon shop for those who are interested. They recommend using mineral-rich salts of the land or sea for fermenting and discourage using iodized salts, canning salts, or kosher pickling salts.
Thank you just wasn't sure it was totally safe....:)
Dang! Are there any single gals like you?
Do I have to use dill? No a fan of dill. Will the recipe work without the dill?
No need for Dill. 😀
So how do I know when a ferment is ready? How does it affect the taste?
It will be on the sour side.
Living Traditions Homestead We can’t stand pickles but we love sour tastes like vinegar. (Weird, I know.) Is it anything like pickles?
No, it's not like pickles. Try it with something cheap like carrots. You'll lose $2 if you don't like them.
Living Traditions Homestead So, in other words, put on my big girl panties and just try it? 😂🤣
I have so many radishes I need to get you to send me what your video on fermenting them and if I can freeze them I need to get it done within one day now please help me
So that's 48 to 1 ratio , that's enough ?
Where do you buy the salt
mary jemison- Lots of places, but Amazon is good.
I have planted dill seed three times this year and have not had one plant come up. It's not my seed. I got those this year from MIgardender and Bakercreek. What could possibly be going wrong?
Are they getting enough water? Seeds need to stay wet (maybe even watered a couple times a day) until they germinate. After a successful year last year...the seeds that dropped in the garden (and the other gardens, and the lawn) germinated on their own.
I checked the soil moisturizer a couple times a day and it seems okay n. The basil, calendula, cilantro and other herbs have came up great. The sage and oregano are others that I'm having trouble with getting a good stand of.
Sage is tricky and can take 3 weeks of perfect conditions to germinate. Oregano can take several weeks also. I surface sow oregano and dill. Then I make sure the very top of the soil never dries out by misting several times a day with a hand sprayer. Oregano and sage I start in the house on a heat pad so I can control the conditions easier. Wish you lived nearby, I would just dig some up for you.
Heading out with my spray bottle now. Thanks so much!
I've been wondering what else i could do with radishes besides eat them in salads
I cook with a lot of my radish.esp good with mushrooms in a omelette
Your nose will tell you if a ferment is bad. If you don't like the smell then probably won't like or might be off.
:-)
Kambucha is soooo gross 😝