There are different varieties of radicchio from the large round lettuce-shaped radicchio chioggia to the slender stalky treviso. Most common in the UK is red chicory, an endive-shaped small radicchio.

Radicchio thrives in frigid temperatures that many other crops cannot survive, making it a mainstay ingredient in numerous winter recipes, from fresh salads to grilled or roasted wedges as a side.

Add the radicchio and onion, and toss together. Add the freshly ground black pepper and the boiled eggs. Toss together well once more and serve. (Published 2000) ...

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Add olive oil and rosemary to a skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle radicchio wedges with salt on all sides. Place wedges in hot pan, flat side down. (Work in batches to prevent overcrowding ...

Preheat oven to 350 degrees and place a large cast iron skillet over medium heat. Add radicchio wedges, cut-sides down. Sear, turning until charred all around, about 2 minutes per side.

If you can’t find radicchio, try this salad using chicory or cos lettuce. It is a great accompaniment to a quick fried lamb loin or steak. Ricotta adds a delicious creamy texture.

Imagine perfectly cooked linguine mixed with half-cooked radicchio and crunchy half-raw ... This is a very straightforward ...

Carefully drain off all but 2 tablespoons of the fat from the skillet. Stir in the pasta along with the pecorino, radicchio and the reserved pasta water. Cook over high heat, stirring constantly ...