Fresh Produce
Radish (Mooli)
White winter radish with its leaves, both usable.
Also called ਮੂਲੀ · मूली
Usually available: January, February, March, October, November, December
Planted: January, February, September, October, November
Harvested: January, February, March, November, December
Seasons are planning windows for our farm. Exact dates depend on weather and field conditions.
Priority in your box: Use soon
Separate the leaves, use them first, refrigerate the roots.
Where: Fridge · Keeps about: 8 days
Do not wash before storing. Keep refrigerated.
Sourced nutrition values for this food are still being added. We publish figures only with their source.
Nutrition information is for general educational purposes and can vary by variety, soil, growing conditions, storage, preparation and serving size.
Grown on the Malkit Organics farm, Punjab
- Sowing / planting: January, February, September, October, November
- Expected harvest: January, February, March, November, December
Cook it
Recipes using Radish (Mooli)
Every recipe here is linked to this item, so the list grows as we publish more.
Mooli Paratha
breakfast · 30 min
Stuffed Radish paratha for breakfast, cooked on a hot tawa with ghee.
View recipeMooli Sabzi
lunch · 22 min
A simple everyday Radish sabzi cooked dry with onion masala, the way it is made at home in Punjab.
View recipeMooli Raita
accompaniment · 10 min
Cooling Radish raita to serve with parathas or a rice meal.
View recipeMooli Salad
salad · 10 min
A crisp everyday salad of Radish, Carrot, Dhania dressed simply with lemon and salt.
View recipeMooli Pickle
accompaniment · 30 min
A small batch Radish pickle made the quick way, ready in a couple of days.
View recipeMooli Leaves Sabzi
lunch · 22 min
A simple everyday Radish sabzi cooked dry with onion masala, the way it is made at home in Punjab.
View recipeMooli Leaves Paratha
breakfast · 30 min
Stuffed Radish paratha for breakfast, cooked on a hot tawa with ghee.
View recipeSeasonal Salad
salad · 10 min
A crisp everyday salad of Cucumber, Tomato, Carrot, Radish, Dhania dressed simply with lemon and salt.
View recipe