Sunday morning at our local green market I saw a bunch of teeny, tiny French breakfast radishes coated in dirt. Since the dirt told me that they had not been long out of the earth I had to bring them home even though I had no plan to have a second breakfast. So later in the day I washed them, dipped one at a time into some sea salt, and popped them into my mouth as I made dinner. I have no idea why they are called French breakfast radishes as I have never known a French breakfast to consist of much more than coffee and a baguette, but there must be a reason. If you know, would you clue me in?
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French radishes always look so fantastic – just love the shape. More pleasing than the ones we get in Britain.
never had these before!
These were truly just out of the earth – sweet, yet spicy. Love them with a bit of sweet butter and sea salt on fresh from the oven bread — thanks for continuing to visit – love to get comments, also.
Yes…the tiny radishes are served with fresh butter and a sliced baguette…pour le petit déjeuner…délicieux…