A rich, nutty, brown butter glaze makes this the perfect side for any occasion. This dish combines the earthiness of sauteed radishes and the sweetness of fresh spring peas, all enhanced by the butter glaze. Altogether, a simple, delightful and quick-to-prepare recipe that will impress any guest.
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Watch the butter closely as it can go from brown to burnt quickly.
For a softer texture, cover the pan for a couple of minutes when cooking the radishes and peas, allowing them to steam a little before browning.
For a different flavor profile, feel free to experiment with rosemary or tarragon-infused brown butter.
This dish pairs wonderfully with grilled meats, such as chicken or lamb, or can be served as a light main with a side of crusty bread.
Properly browned butter will have a nutty aroma and a golden-brown color with little brown bits at the bottom of the pan. It will no longer foam actively.
Absolutely! Spring carrots, asparagus tips, or even new potatoes would all work beautifully. Just adjust cooking times as needed for each vegetable.
You can prepare the radishes ahead of time but add the snap peas just before serving for the best texture and color.