10 Forgotten Winter Fruits and Veggies

1 of 11Uncommon yet delicious

Usually people are too blinded by butternut squash and sweet potatoes to pay attention to the variety of produce that hits stands once the temperatures drop. Try these 10 uncommon yet delicious fruits and veggies in our favorite healthy recipes.

Radishes

A good source of vitamin C, radishes have a crunchy texture and slightly sweet taste. Cook them with a little salt or sugar, and they develop into a tender side dish. Or stir-fry them with other veggies, and they'll complement soy sauce perfectly.

Try this radish recipe:
? Cucumber-and-Radish Stir-Fry with Rice Noodles

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