These Trim Healthy Mama pan fried radishes are delectable. You will pop one into your mouth and wonder if you are actually eating a radish. The flavors pop and the caramelized finish is mouthwatering. Pan-fried radishes may never have been so delicious! And because it's fat-centered you can even add it to your keto radish recipes.
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What do you use Radishes for?
These Trim Healthy Mama radishes are delectable. You will pop one into your mouth and wonder if you are eating a radish. The flavors pop and the caramelized finish is mouth-watering.
However, these pan-fried radishes are also daring. Daring because they are radishes. Don't like radishes? I don't blame you. I was never truly exposed to radishes until my adulthood and even then they were a topping of a salad and not something I went out of my way to eat. If you are not a radish love, I dare you to try these daring radishes. They will change your thinking.
Radishes can be cooked, eaten raw, sauteed, broiled, baked, roasted, or even mashed! The options are truly endless. They are such versatile vegetables and can be used in many different ways.
Are Radishes better Cooked or Raw?
This can be a very personal preference, but there are some differences in if you eat them cooked or raw. When radish is cooked the flavors become quite more subtle. In these pan-fried radishes recipes, the flavors become more tender and juicier. My personal preference is to let those flavors escape with cooking them, but many prefer the crunchier burst of flavor with raw radishes. Either way, you are consuming a stellar vegetable!
Do you need to Peel Radishes?
You certainly do not need to peel a radish, in fact in most cases, vegetables with deep pigment colors often have hidden health benefits in those colors. In the case of radishes, they are high in vitamin C, potassium, and contains anti-inflammatory benefits. There are black radishes that are often peeled because the skin has a more stark flavor, but for a typical red radish, peeling is not necessary.
Are Radishes Good for Weight Loss?
Pan-fried radishes are a powerhouse of nutrition. In ½ cup there are only 12 calories and virtually NO fat. That means if you subscribe to a Keto, Paleo, or Trim Healthy Mama lifestyle you can douse those things in some healthy fats. Notice I said healthy. We will get back to that in a moment. They also have anti-fungal properties, 1 gram of fiber per serving, 14% of your daily vitamin C, and small amounts of many other nutrients. By no means are they a super food, but you can bet your bottom boot that they aid in a healthy and healing lifestyle.
These pan fried radishes are great for weight loss and with their versatility can be added to almost any meal.
Are Radishes OK on Keto?
These Trim Healthy Mama radishes are a lovely option for the Keto lifestyle because they are naturally low in carbs, fats, and sugars! They are very versatile in meals and snacks and can be a great addition to any diet or eating plan. There are many keto radish recipes, but these pan friend radishes are my favorite because the flavors burst so bright with the dill and ranch flavors.
Healthy Fats and Radishes
Let's get back to those healthy fats I was talking about. We get about as healthy of butter as is possible for our family's budget and someday I am eager to purchase grass-fed and organic butter. For now, we purchase what we can and leave the rest in God's hands. You can also substitute the butter with coconut oil, MCT oil, or Ghee (I have not tried this brand yet, but like its quality). The goal is to choose a fat that will nourish your body. Stay away from canola oil or other sub-par options.
Pan-fried radishes can be a great snack or side dish to add to your Trim Healthy Mama meal plan. If you would like a free Meal Plan printable, click here.
These Trim Healthy Mama radishes have become an instant favorite in our home with their fulfilling flavors!
Delectable Daring Pan Fried Radishes
This Trim Healthy Mama radishes recipe is delectable. The flavors pop and the caramelized finish is mouth-watering. Pan friend radishes may never have been so delicious! And because it's fat-centered you can even add it to your keto radish recipes.
Ingredients
- 16 ounces whole radishes
- 2 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoon ranch dressing
- 1 teaspoon dill weed
- 3 tablespoon Parmesan
- 2 tablespoon [nutritional yeast
Instructions
- Melt butter in a skillet on low heat. Add the ranch dressing and dill weed. Do not let it boil.
- Add radishes and cover. Start with 10 minutes on low and test texture. Continue to add 5-minute increments if a softer texture is desired.
- Once the radishes are at their optimal texture sprinkle the Parmesan and nutritional yeast and stir slightly to coat. Allow for another minute or two for the yeast and Parmesan to caramelize into the radishes.
Notes
The green can of Parmesan that is frequently purchased at common grocery stores is fine for this recipe.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 4 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 153Total Fat: 12gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 6gCholesterol: 21mgSodium: 262mgCarbohydrates: 8gFiber: 3gSugar: 3gProtein: 4g
Online nutritional calculators are only estimates. Please use your best judgement.