Radieschen-Quark auf Schwarzbrot (radish quark spread on dark bread)
Time: 10 min 2 servings approx. 520 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 23 g protein / serving
Radish quark is a light, popular element of German cold breakfasts and suppers: fresh, crunchy and slightly peppery. It is especially good on dark, tangy rye bread and takes only 10 minutes. It is best in spring and summer, when radishes are in season.
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Put the quark in a bowl and beat it with the sour cream with a fork until creamy. Set 2-3 radishes aside for garnish and grate the rest or cut them into tiny cubes. Stir the radish and chives into the quark, add the lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. Spread the bread slices thinly with butter. Pile the quark on top and garnish with thin radish slices and a little more chives. Serve at once, or chill the spread for 1 hour before serving to let the flavours meld. ⏱ Timer: 1 h
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Tips
Grate the radishes at the last moment, as they release water on standing and the spread becomes thinner. Drain the quark well, or press it in a sieve if it is very watery. A pinch of sugar softens the radishes’ bite if it is too sharp.
Frequently asked questions
What can replace the radish?
Finely chopped cucumber, dill or spring onion also work; the point is fresh, crunchy vegetables.
How long does the spread keep?
Covered in the fridge for 1-2 days, but the radish may release water over time, so it is best eaten fresh.
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