daikon in a sentence

1. The Japanese variant is called Daikon.

2. Daikon also has all the useful properties.

3. The sweetest part is the middle of the daikon.

4. How to grow a huge radish, planting and care for daikon

5. His favorite food is Oden, especially the Japanese Radish (Daikon).

6. These beets are not typically eaten and are huge, bigger than a daikon-radish.

7. Daikon commonly have elongated white roots, although many varieties of daikon exist.

8. The exception are the daikon radishes, which are much larger, but still very fast growers.

9. Daikon Recipes Japanese Daikon means "big root”; it is a large white radish that is especially rich [...]

10. Radishes may weigh only a few ounces (U.S. and European varieties) or, in the case of the Japanese daikon, more than 2 lbs (1 kg).

11. On graduating, he decided to go to Osaka, Japan, to specialise in Japanese cuisine, where he worked in restaurants such as “Seto Sushi” and “Imo to Daikon.”

12. It is claimed, but not historically supported, that a Buddhist monk called Takuan first made this pickled daikon to preserve vegetables for the long winter.

13. What is daikon, what are the nuances of planting and caring for this plant, and what can be said about the timing of its planting and collection, you will know in a few minutes.