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Step 1
If the radish tops are still attached to the bulbs, remove the leafy greens by tearing them away with your hands. Or, cut the radish greens from the bulb.
Step 2
Add the radishes to a medium or large bowl (large enough to fit all the radishes without overflowing).
Step 3
Cover the radishes with fresh, cold water. All the radish bulbs should be submerged in the water.
Step 4
Place the bowl in the fridge, uncovered, for up to 2 weeks. Change the water every few days.
Step 5
Separate the radish bulbs from the tops by tearing the greens from the bulb or cutting off the top of the radishes. You can leave a small portion of the stems, but not the whole leaves.
Step 6
Place the unwashed radish bulbs in a gallon-size plastic bag (or reusable silicone bag).
Step 7
Line the bag with a couple of damp paper towels or a kitchen towel (like a flour sack). Seal the bag, removing as much air as possible.
Step 8
Store the bag in the crisper drawer of your fridge for 10-14 days.
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