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The Salad Garden · Original editorial recipe
Chilled Herbed Rice & Radish Salad
Chilled Herbed Rice & Radish Salad — an original editorial recipe from The Salad Garden.
Estimated 4 servings · about 25 minutes. Allow for preparation, cooling and any optional sides.
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Allergens: Mustard.
Preparation and substitutions: Rice safety: cool rapidly and refrigerate within 1 hour if possible; do not leave cooked rice at room temperature. Rice storage: chill promptly in shallow portions, ideally within 1 hour; refrigerate and use within 24 hours. Reheat only once, until steaming hot throughout. This follows the Food Standards Agency’s conservative home-rice guidance. The time estimate starts with rice and peas already cooked, safely cooled and refrigerated.
Wash produce and keep utensils clean. Follow all package cooking directions. Refrigerate perishable prepared food promptly in shallow containers at 40°F (4°C) or below, within 2 hours (1 hour above 90°F / 32°C). Rice-specific guidance appears with rice recipes. Check personal allergies and every packaged ingredient; substitutions are not guarantees against cross-contact.
All times and servings remain source estimates, not measured kitchen results. Additional prep, cooling and optional sides may be needed.
Original editorial recipe; not independently kitchen-tested. No measured nutritional analysis or disease-specific suitability is claimed.
- FoodSafety.gov: 4 Steps to Food Safety ↗ · source reviewed 2026-11-11
- Food Standards Agency: Home food fact checker, Rice ↗ · source reviewed 2026-11-11
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