Radish! What to do?

Howdy trendsetters? Today on facebook I asked my friends this question, 'I'm after recipes and ideas or ways to use radish. I can grow the little buggers but I don't know how to use them! Anyone?' And now it's your turn. 
 Just pop your recipes and ideas or ways to use radish into the comments for me. Much appreciated.


So far I have.

• Jatz with cream cheese and little round slices of radish. Yum.
  
•  cut in half and dipped in salt and cracked pepper yum! Or you can make a radish cream like horseradish for a condiment  
• Roast radishes are delicious!
  
• Sliced very very thin in salads is the only way I have had them
  
• Ingredients (serves 6)
  18 lamb cutlets, excess fat trimmed
  11/2 tbs curry powder
  1 garlic clove, crushed
  1 tbs peanut oil
  Salt & freshly ground black pepper
  Radish yoghurt
  1 x 200g container natural yoghurt
  6 radishes, washed, dried, stems and roots trimmed, cut into matchsticks
  1/4 cup loosely packed finely chopped fresh coriander
  2 green shallots, ends trimmed, finely chopped
  1 tbs fresh lemon juice
  1 garlic clove, crushed
  Pinch of salt
  
  Method
  Place cutlets in a large glass or ceramic dish. Combine curry powder, garlic and oil in a bowl. Pour over cutlets and turn to coat. Cover with plastic wrap and place in the fridge for 30 minutes to marinate.
  Meanwhile, to make the radish yoghurt, combine the yoghurt, radish, coriander, green shallot, lemon juice and garlic in a serving bowl. Taste and season with salt. Cover with plastic wrap and place in the fridge until required.
  Preheat a char grill on medium-high. Drain cutlets and season with salt and pepper. Cook on grill for 2 minutes each side for medium or until cooked to your liking. Transfer to a serving platter and serve with the radish yoghurt.
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What about a radish curry? Apparently it's common in India. Significant other, here, does a respectable one...

I'm about to hit google and the interweb up for ideas and any I think worthy I'll let you know about.

Cheers and how was your gardening today?

Stewart.