Kohlrabi


kohlrabi

General Information

Kohlrabi looks rather alien, but that fits because it tastes out of this world. It might look like a root crop but it grows above the ground. Both the leaves and peeled globe can be eaten. Treat the greens like kale or collards. The peeled globe tastes like a sweet cross between cabbage and turnip and can be eaten raw or cooked.



Storage Information

Store leaves and globes separately in plastic bags in your refrigerator. The unpeeled globes can last about a month, but the leaves should be used within a week or two.



Cooking Suggestions

Peel and eat globes raw - plain or with dip.


Add to soups in cubes.


Grate and add to coleslaw.


Leaves can be sauteed with olive oil and onion for a side dish.


Substitute leaves for kale or collards in any recipe.



Recipes

**Asian Style Saute**


Celeriac and Kohlrabi Rosti


Creamed Kohlrabi


Creamy Kohlrabi Soup


**Ginger Greens**


Kohlrabi and Carrot Bake


Kohlrabi and Celeriac Puree


Kohlrabi Chips


Kohlrabi Curry


Kohlrabi Ham Bake


Kohlrabi Home Fries


Kohlrabi Puree


Kohlrabi Rice


Kohlrabi with Cheese


Roasted Kohlrabi


Sauteed Kohlrabi with Onions and Cream


Shaved Kohlrabi with Apple and Hazelnuts


Spiralized Kohlrabi and Green Apple Salad


Tangy Kohlrabi Slaw