What to do with kohlrabi

Kohlrabi may be a weird veggie that looks like an alien, but there's no need to be afraid of this UFO vegetable. Find out everything you need to know.

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Ever wonder what to do with kohlrabi? You know, that strange purple or pale green vegetable that you can find at your local farmer’s market? The word “kohlrabi” means turnip cabbage, and it looks exactly like that. Kohlrabi is also known as a German turnip. My mother, who is German, said that her grandmother used to make...Read More

So…. Kohlrabi. Yeah. It’s a little out there as far as the pantheon of commonly known vegetables goes. It’s somewhat reminiscent of broccoli stems. It looks a bit like a space alien. And I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve cooked with it. Do you find kohlrabi a little weird, too? Let’s discuss. Why don’t we start with what we know.

Spicy kohlrabi and carrot pickles offer a delightful alternative to traditional cucumber pickles.

Looking for the best kohlrabi recipes? We have a list of 14 best recipes for you.

Kohlrabi is not so common in the UK and its alien-like appearance can leave even the most seasoned veg scheme member stumped as to what to do with it. But don’t let that put you off. They're much like a carrot in many ways and once you’ve peeled it, kohlrabi is very easy to work with. If a recipe calls for radish, carrot or turnip, you can use that kohlrabi instead! In German,

Kohlrabi may be a weird veggie that looks like an alien, but there's no need to be afraid of this UFO vegetable. Find out everything you need to know.

Learn how to peel kohlrabi with a knife, plus tips on cutting, cooking, and storing this vegetable.

This post tells all about how you can use kohlrabi leaves in addition to the roots in order to reduce your waste.