Preheat the oven to 450°. In a bowl, stir the butter, anchovies, garlic and 2 tablespoons of the parsley. Season with salt and pepper and mix well.

(When storing radishes, or any root vegetable that comes with the greens attached, it’s best to cut them off for the produce to last longer.) Like the root themselves, the greens can vary in flavor.

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The arrival of summer in the Hudson Valley means the ability to spend more time outdoors. Unfortunately, there are some invasive (as well as native) plants that could put a serious end to the fun.

Sprinkle in garlic salt, then place radishes in frying pan cut side down. Sauté radishes until evenly coated in butter sauce, then add ice cube to frying pan.

Photo of a wild parsnip plant. Like giant hogwood, wild parsnip is an invasive species in Michigan and has been detected in the state, according to Michigan's Invasive Species Program.