Hakurei Turnips=Japanese Salad Turnips

the big white ones. tender enough to eat raw. great roasted like potatoes (sliced or diced on a cookie sheet. tossed w/ olive oil, salt, pepper).
superb sauteed in butter until just softened. finished w/ S&P
the greens are great sauteed w/ olive oil and garlic

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2 Responses to “Hakurei Turnips=Japanese Salad Turnips”

  1. Becky Connor Says:

    After my husband and mother both told me that they weren’t interested in eating turnips, I googled “how to make turnips taste good” and came up with this simple recipe that they then devoured and asked for seconds:

    1 large bag of carrots (approx 8 carrots) peeled and cut into 1 inch chunks
    2 to 3 medium turnips peeled and cut into 1 inch chunks

    Boil water. Add a little salt and then boil the carrots and turnips until tender. Drain. Mash carrots and turnips together (don’t use a mixer — these are supposed to be chunky, not creamy). Add 1/2 stick of butter and salt and peeper.

    Enjoy.

    You could probably cut down on the butter. The recipe I originally saw called for a whole stick of butter and I cut it in half.

  2. Maureen Says:

    Mashed carrots and turnips have been a tradition in our family since, well, forever. Sometimes we leave them chunky and sometimes we add a little mashed potatoes to make them creamy – delicious. You can also add a little nutmeg or cinnamon to change the flavor a bit.

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