Radish Flowers
Peer reviewed by UK recipe editorsAuthored by UK recipe editorsOriginally published 17 Jan 2026
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These elegant radish flowers are a simple yet striking way to elevate a fresh salad or a vegan grazing board. By using a basic carving technique and a soak in ice-cold water, the crisp pepperiness of the radish is transformed into a delicate floral garnish. Leaving the vibrant green tops intact provides a beautiful colour contrast against the bright pink and white of the root, making them a sophisticated addition to any summer spread.
This healthy, low-calorie decoration is perfect for dinner parties where presentation is key. These edible blossoms add a refreshing crunch to traditional British garden salads or can be served alongside a creamy hummus dip. Because they require only one ingredient and a little patience, they are an effortless way to bring a touch of professional flair to your homemade vegetable platters.
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Ingredients for Radish Flowers
20 small radishes with leafy tops
How to make Radish Flowers
Trim radish tops, leaving 2 inches of stems with leaves attached. Trim roots, then wash radishes, cleaning well around stem end. Holding onto stem end of 1 radish and working with a sharp paring knife, carve a 1/8-inch-thick slice down one side, starting at root end, following shape of radish, and ending within 1/4 inch of stem to form a "petal" (do not cut all the way through). Make 2 more cuts around radish, turning it each time and leaving an equal amount of space between cuts, for a total of 3 petals. Repeat with remaining radishes.
Soak radishes in a large bowl of ice and cold water at least 1 hour (to open "flowers"). Transfer radishes to paper towels to drain.
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17 janvier 2026 | Publié à l'origine
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