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-==== Pickled Daikon/Red Radish Takuan ====+==== Quick Pickled Daikon Takuan ====
  
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 {{tag> recipe pickle side}} {{tag> recipe pickle side}}
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 Takuan are the yellow japanese pickled radish slices commonly served as a side along with things like braised pork or teriyaki.  Takuan are the yellow japanese pickled radish slices commonly served as a side along with things like braised pork or teriyaki. 
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    * Canning jar or seal-able glass container    * Canning jar or seal-able glass container
    * Small sauce pan    * Small sauce pan
 +   * Large mixing bowl
  
 === Ingredients === === Ingredients ===
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   - Slice the radish lengthwise down the middle.   - Slice the radish lengthwise down the middle.
   - Slice the radishes into half-centimeter thick slices. This should result in half moon shaped slices.   - Slice the radishes into half-centimeter thick slices. This should result in half moon shaped slices.
-  - Place the radishes in the canning jar+  - Place the radish into the mixing bowl and cover with cold water. Let sit for at least a half hour. This is important, as the daikon radish has a pungent odor when pickled and this step helps reduce it. After the wait, rinse the radishes and and place them into the canning jar.
   - In the sauce pan combine the other ingredients and heat over medium-high heat. When it begins to bubble, turn off the heat and pour it into the canning jar.   - In the sauce pan combine the other ingredients and heat over medium-high heat. When it begins to bubble, turn off the heat and pour it into the canning jar.
   - If necessary, top up the jar with more water and vinegar. All the radishes //must// be fully submerged.   - If necessary, top up the jar with more water and vinegar. All the radishes //must// be fully submerged.
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