Buttered Radishes are the perfect keto snack recipe with a delicious peppery bite. It’s an easy recipe that is made with just 5 ingredients and takes just 30 minutes to make. You won’t miss potato chips!

Do you love radishes as much as I do?

If there was a bowl of radishes in front of me, I would eat the whole thing!

I have been obsessed with these radishes for a long time.  They are the perfect way to enjoy a low carb and keto snack! It’s also great for those who don’t like raw radishes.

Overhead View of Buttered Radishes With Rosemary on the Side and Infused Vegan Butter on the left
The bright colors of these radishes are what attracts everyone to try them

Tips for making these radishes

  • Slice the red radishes lengthwise because they will roast evenly
  • Use thick, bulgy radishes for this recipe. I always get a bunch of radishes at my local grocery store or farmers market because they are fresher.
  • Make sure the radishes are firm to touch and maybe even a little unripe
  • Use a grass-fed, high quality butter to make these buttered radishes. I make sure it’s unsalted butter because you can control the salt content. I like to use very little salt to flavor any raw vegetables.
  • To get the best butter flavor use room temperature butter and use different herbs.

Why I love these radishes

They are packed with so much nutrition and they have so many holistic properties.   Their strong flavor makes them just right to be a side dish.

Baking them in the oven makes them juicy and tender.  It also takes away some of that strong flavor. 

Do you know how delicious basil and radishes taste?  It is like a little bit of heavenly flavor in your mouth.  The basil flavor lingers for a while which makes them so delicious.

Front View of Buttered Radishes in a Ramekin with Rosemary Sprig and Infused Vegan Butter in the Background
These buttered radishes have a crunchy texture that makes them so delicious!

Side note, this simple dish is great by itself, but you can also put them in salad greens, pastas, zucchini rolls, and sandwiches. Buttered radish is juicy and has a bite, so it will enhance any recipe.

Next time, try it on a fresh baguette with a fresh ricotta spread and you will love it!

Storing these buttered radishes

Using fresh radishes means that it won’t last long. Refrigerate the roasted radishes, if you have leftovers.

If you are using it in meal prep recipes, they should be used up within 2-3 days after you have made them. They will get a little slimy.

Types of butter

You can always use creamy butter to make these radishes. I love using fresh herbs like lemon balm or basil. My new favorite is scallion butter to roast these radishes.

Can’t decide what type of rich butter to use? I have a huge list of compound butters to flavor your radish chips.

As you may have worked it out by now, I am a huge fan of making veggie chips. See my eggplant chips obsession and beet chips obsession.

Did you know that butter is good for you?

Let me hear your opinion on this radish recipe and let me know what is your favorite way to eat a radish.

Overhead view of buttered radishes in a white bowl. Rosemary on the side

Buttered Radishes

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Buttered Radishes are the perfect snack recipe for any time. Using garlic herb butter, these radishes can be used for salad toppings or as a snack
5 from 38 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Course Appetizer, Side Dish, Snack
Cuisine American, Italian
Servings 2 people
Calories 54 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups radishes See notes #1
  • 2 tsp butter See notes #2
  • 5 leaves Fresh Basil
  • 1 tsp Fresh Rosemary optional
  • ¼ tsp salt

Instructions
 

  • Preheat oven to 350°
  • In a bowl, mix all the ingredients. 
  • Spread them out on a baking tray
  • Bake them in the oven for about 15 minutes or until they are slightly brown. 
  • Remove from the oven and let them cool for a few minutes. 

Notes

  • Slice the red radishes lengthwise because they will roast evenly
  • Use thick, bulgy radishes for this recipe. I always get a bunch of radishes at my local grocery store or farmers market because they are fresher.
  • Make sure the radishes are firm to touch and maybe even a little unripe
  • Use a grass-fed, high quality butter to make these buttered radishes. I make sure it’s unsalted butter because you can control the salt content. I like to use very little salt to flavor any raw vegetables.
  • To get the best butter flavor use room temperature butter and use different herbs.

Nutrition

Serving: 2peopleCalories: 54kcal
Keyword healthy keto snacks, how to make radish chips, vegan buttered radishes
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Version 1 of this recipe

Old Photo - Overhead View of a White Rectangular Serving Tray with Sliced Radishes Arranged in 3 Columns and 6 Rows. White Tray Is Placed Diagnolly From Bottom Left to the Center. To the Left of the Tray, a Pair of Red Chopsticks Rest on a Folded Sushi Mat. The Sushi Mat is Also Placed Diagonaly. Top Right of the Photo Shows a Bunch of Radishes Going From the Top Right Towards the Middle
Different recipes, and different pictures, but they still taste delicious.

Occasionally, I will revisit previous recipes and do a makeover on them. You probably came to this page based on this photo. The Buttered radishes are made with Asian flavors. However, I decided to re-vamp the recipe and bring you the new version you see above. I think you will like it.

Long pin image which is a collage of two images. Top image is the top view of the radish bowl, bottom is front view of the bowl.
Easy Buttered Radishes Recipe

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34 Comments

  1. My mind is blown! I’ve only ever eaten radishes raw. I was so intrigued by the idea of cooking them that I had to try your recipe. The radishes are spectacular! I’ll be making them again.

  2. I’d heard of Buttered Radishes, but never made them until your recipe! So easy, yummy and a smart snack or side dish! I love how you can easily change up the flavor profile to with different herbs or whatnot!

  3. Tried this out for an after-school snack, and my nephew loved it! The butter makes radishes more kid-friendly. Not only a quick prep, it’s also a healthier option!

  4. I usually use radish to add on my soup dish but this is the first time I cooked radish using this method. I liked the flavor of fresh basil and rosemary in this recipe combined with butter. It’s very flavorful and delicious. Not to mention, the health benefits it has. I will be adding this on my list of healthy veggie snacks.

  5. Radishes are totally my thing, such a yummy bite in spring! I’ve had them in salad and roasted plenty of times, but not with your flavor combo, yum!! One more way to enjoy one of my fav veggies, score!!

  6. It has never occurred to me to cook radishes, either – much less grill them like this. What a simple, yet brilliant idea… guess what I’m going to be looking for when I go shopping?

    Thank you so much for sharing this lovely spring recipe – don’t suppose you could actually do something about hurrying spring along, could you? 😉

    1. Thank you, Nicole. I have actually consulted with weather and it has agreed that it will come earlier than planned! So, get ready for some beautiful weather. It is just around the corner. 😉

  7. I love the idea of adding Hoisin sauce! I recently made some roasted garlic radishes and now I am so obsessed with radishes. I love to find new ways to add some different flavors!