What do you guys call this disklike veg?

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[+3] - Ceili - 11/01/2012Daikon
[+3] - Ceili - 11/02/2012I have to admit, I was a bit stumped by a mushroom with green fronds. I am guilty of misreading... The combination of a glass of wine, exhaustion and new need for spectacles has played tricks on my...

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@oristarA,

Can't see your pics ori, but people who don't like veggies have stunted taste buds.

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@Ceili,

Ceili wrote:

Can't see your pics ori, but people who don't like veggies have stunted taste buds.

Sorry. Here:

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@oristarA,

It's a button mushroom, I'm not sure what the green stuff is, as fungi is never green.

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@Ceili,

Ceili wrote:

It's a button mushroom, I'm not sure what the green stuff is, as fungi is never green.

Not mushroom Ceili. It is much bigger and heavier than any mushroom. I bought one from market this morning, which weighed one kilogram.
I believe it is one of the varieties of radish, but it tastes better.

Like white radish:

http://img.21food.com/20110609/product/1305275959718.jpg

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@oristarA,

Turnip

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@oristarA,

Daikon

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@oristarA,

I think this one is called a white carrot.

http://www.21food.com/products/white-carrot-209467.html

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Thank you all.

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@oristarA,

that is turnip

Many Chinese restaurants use the term turnip and radish interchangeably here. I know that they are related plants but the tastes are so different that it's always a surprise to order a radish cake and be served turnip instead.

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@Ceili,

Ceili wrote:

Can't see your pics ori, but people who don't like veggies have stunted taste buds.

disklike

not dislike

(was it late? Wink

)

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@Ceili,

White radish is daikon.

The original photo was of turnip, not white radish.

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@ehBeth,

the turnip i buy is usually pinky purple on the top third of the body

like this

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@djjd62,

Different varietal.

There are several completely white turnips like this one ...

http://www.johnnyseeds.com/p-7922-hakurei-f1.aspx

When I go to the Chinese markets on Spadina, or go to T&T, I often find a half-dozen or more types of turnips. Even the No-Frills now has 3 or 4 regularly - they bought out T&T so their (Loblaws/No-Frills/Zehrs) has much better mushroom/fungus/turnip/bok choy-family options now.

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@ehBeth,

ah, i see

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@Ceili,

Ceili wrote:

Daikon

Why does Ceili have the red ribbon "Selected Answer" when she is clearly ... wrong!

http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/7052/uvzk.png

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@Ticomaya,

http://www.google.ca/search?q=daikon&hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&prmd=imvnse&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=02eUUNCIDMGgyAHc-oDwAw&ved=0CD0QsAQ&biw=1779&bih=960<br />
I guess google images and I are both wrong.

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@Ceili,

now that we know it's a turnip, I can go back to disliking it...

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@ehBeth,

Yup, forgot my glasses at work.. lol

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@Ceili,

You were right that the photo of the longer, more tubular white things was of daikon. It was the original photo of the d.i.s.k.l.i.k.e. white objects that was of turnip.

Very Happy

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