This Recipe Has Moved ♥ Daikon & Pepper Salad

Easy-Easy Daikon & Pepper Salad, another fresh salad ♥ KitchenParade.com. On the table in 10 minutes!
If you’re craving something crisp, colorful, and irresistibly fresh, let me introduce you to the vegetable daikon (some times called daikon radish) and your next favorite side dish. It’s light yet flavorful, crunchy but satisfying, and ridiculously easy to throw together in under 10 minutes.

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Comments

  1. Fun to see your sister is now a blogger. This salad looks great. I discovered Daikon years ago when I took a Chinese cooking class. It's a wonderful vegetable.

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  2. Hi Alanna - thank you for visiting my blog, your recipes are wonderful and very inspiring! Can you get daikon easily where you live? I really miss them (I'm Japanese) but it's quite hard to find them here. The salad looks delicious!

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  3. Hi Kalyn & Keiko - I have to be the luckiest adventurous cook in the world. Within walking distance there's a grocery called Global Foods owned by a man who grew up in Thailand but who's built a store with familiar tastes of home for ALL immigrants. It's like the United Nations of food! And that's where I find things like Thai eggplant and black radishes and daikon and -- sometime soon -- bitter melon and ridged gourd! The daikon, it'll be a regular, however.

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