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  1. Kelle H
    Kelle H says:

    Chris Cooking Nashville uses toasted gelatin to recreate a potato flavor and I’m thinking that would work for these as well. I’ve also used thin sliced daikon to create scalloped potatoes. I love to make 2KK’s chicken nuggets with your protein breading! Thank you for sharing!

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  2. Pat O'Brien
    Pat O'Brien says:

    I have not used the daikon radish before but I wonder if this would work with jicama as well? I will certainly have to try this to make a full breakfast on the weekends when I don’t do intermittent fasting and actually have breakfast 🍳

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  3. President Witty Soft Paws
    President Witty Soft Paws says:

    Very creative! I wonder… if you salted the shredded daikon, and let it stand for 30 mins, then squeeze out all the water. Add the pork panko, seasonings, and a tablespoon of coconut flour, and an egg to bind. Seems it might make a nice potato cake.

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  4. Lori M.
    Lori M. says:

    What a great option! I've been making thin little crisp patties with cooked cauliflower, a little bit of diced onion, 1 egg white, powdered parmesan cheese, a touch of xanthum gum and the same spices. I fry in butter to be more reminiscent of my family's fried kartofflen – no breakfast with fried eggs is complete without it to sop up and be coated with the runny egg yolk. I've tried using red radishes but they proved too watery … I'll definitely be on the lookout for a good-sized daikon radish to try this out!!

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  5. Becky Nelson
    Becky Nelson says:

    Well done Nili as usual! 😍Well thought out & factually presented with all necessary details covered!!
    Thnak You!! More blessings upon You & Yours for prosperity in all You do!!

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