Storing garden veggies

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Radishes and horseradish have the same chemical causing the punch. There's a reason horseradish should be kept cold to maintain the punch.

The isocyanurate (sp?) Breaks down quickly, faster with heat. A quick dip in vinegar can help retain it longer but I don't think it's enough for cooking.
 
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Radishes and horseradish have the same chemical causing the punch. There's a reason horseradish should be kept cold to maintain the punch.

The isocyanurate (sp?) Breaks down quickly, faster with heat. A quick dip in vinegar can help retain it longer but I don't think it's enough for cooking.
Cor, ain't you clever 😮 I'm just waiting for an honest answer on what it tasted like.......?
 
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I haven't cooked radishes but other brassica members. They typically end up tasting like cooked cabbage with various levels of sweetness.
 

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