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Radish - It is a beloved part of our salad, has a pungent taste and has got lots of juices. They can be white, red, purple or black and are consumed raw as well as cooked.

The peppery taste of radish leaves adds an interesting twist to the traditional basil-based pesto. It's an economical way to use every part of the radish while adding depth and flavor to your meals.

Did you see the parade? Last Sunday, Riku Nakano ’25’s senior thesis marched across campus. Students donned a 20-foot wearable daikon radish, walking in a group from the Spencer Art building to Stone ...

“Radish is one of the major vegetables (along with Chinese cabbage) in the northern part of the Yangtze River in winter,” says Song.

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“Radish is one of the major vegetables (along with Chinese cabbage) in the northern part of the Yangtze River in winter,” says Song. The mistranslation likely stems from visual similarities and ...