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Radish Sandwiches with Petal Butter
Radish Sandwiches with Petal Butter
- Recipe Submitted by ADMIN on 09/26/2007
Category: Appetizers
Ingredients List
- 4 tb Lightly salted butter,
- -softened
- 1 tb Sour cream
- 1 1/2 ts Fresh dill, minced
- 1 tb Edible, mild-flavored
- -wildflower petals, lightly
- -chopped*
- French baguette, (about 1/2
- -loaf)
- 1 bn Radishes, (10 or 12
- -radishes)
- Extra edible flowers for
- -garnish, if desired
Directions
1. To make the Petal Butter: Whip together the softened butter and sour
cream in a small bowl until well incorporated and fluffy. Then fold in the
dill and chopped, edible flower petals.
2. To assemble sandwiches: Thinly slice radishes with a sharp knife or a
Japanese mandoline.** With a serrated knife slice the baguette into thin,
1/8- to 1/4-inch slices. (You should have 24 to 26 slices. Extra bread can
be saved for another use.)
3. Spread each bread slice with petal Butter, then top with slices of
radish. Place sandwiches on a platter and sprinkle a few edible flower
petals over sandwiches, if desired.
Chef's Notes: *Borage, Johnney-Jump-Ups, calendula and rose petals make a
pretty petal combination for this recipe. It is always very important to
know that the petals you're using are edible and have not been sprayed.
Gourmet grocers or farmers markets usually carry edible petals in the
spring and summer. **A Japanese mandoline is a handy slicing machine that
makes very thin-sliced or matchstick vegetables. Well-stocked Asian markets
carry this tool.
cream in a small bowl until well incorporated and fluffy. Then fold in the
dill and chopped, edible flower petals.
2. To assemble sandwiches: Thinly slice radishes with a sharp knife or a
Japanese mandoline.** With a serrated knife slice the baguette into thin,
1/8- to 1/4-inch slices. (You should have 24 to 26 slices. Extra bread can
be saved for another use.)
3. Spread each bread slice with petal Butter, then top with slices of
radish. Place sandwiches on a platter and sprinkle a few edible flower
petals over sandwiches, if desired.
Chef's Notes: *Borage, Johnney-Jump-Ups, calendula and rose petals make a
pretty petal combination for this recipe. It is always very important to
know that the petals you're using are edible and have not been sprayed.
Gourmet grocers or farmers markets usually carry edible petals in the
spring and summer. **A Japanese mandoline is a handy slicing machine that
makes very thin-sliced or matchstick vegetables. Well-stocked Asian markets
carry this tool.
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