Here’s my recipe for kohlrabi curry with coconut milk, which I find both delicious and unique. It features kohlrabi, an heirloom vegetable that we don’t usually cook with. Ever since I discovered ...
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For 100g of kohlrabi:
Kohlrabi is a root vegetable belonging to the cruciferous family. It is distinguished by its round shape and rough skin, which is light green or purple in color. In the kitchen, it is usually eaten raw, grated or thinly sliced in salads. Its slightly sweet taste and crunchy texture make it a perfect ingredient for adding crunch and freshness to dishes. It can also be steamed, sautéed, or baked au gratin, offering a variety of preparation options to delight the taste buds.
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Here’s my recipe for kohlrabi curry with coconut milk, which I find both delicious and unique. It features kohlrabi, an heirloom vegetable that we don’t usually cook with. Ever since I discovered ...
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