Does anyone know why this Radish has this name? Is this something the French do regularly that I don't know about...? Intriguing!
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No idea- but the locals we've met so far dip their radish in salt when eating it as 'nibbles' with their crisps and drinkies before their meal!
Never seen that before!
I wonder if they are a less spicy variety????"Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
Location....Normandy France
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French Breakfast radishes are called that because traditionally, being less peppery, people going to work (and usually provided in a resto or bar with a kir, which started life as fruit syrup added to white wine so you could tell the boss that you'd had a fruit drink) could eat them.
In general we can get many more types of radish that you can get in the UK, all sorts of different strengths.
Down here in 24 you often get them as a starter with fixed price meals, eaten with butter and sometimes bread.TonyF, Dordogne 24220
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There were a bowl of them on the counter in the village bar yesterday when I popped in to post some letters (and maybe partake in a swift one or two). First time I've ever seen them there, but have often had them as a starter or as nibbles when having a plat de jour.
Not sure about having them for breakfast though?Bob Leponge
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