Like Lord Colbert, Mr. Kohlrabi is sweet and mild. He is open to trying all sorts of new things, including light salads, hearty soups, and spicy Indian fare. Following Colbert's lead, Kohlrabi holds snacktime second only to naptime.
P.S. Hattip to Kale Crusader Sara for nominating Kohlrabi. According to Sara, "It's an awesome veggie, and though no one in the US knows it, everyone in Germany loves it!"
I've never even heard of kohlrabi! this site is so informative
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lydia! Fun, food, and education are what we are all about.
DeleteHey, thanks for featuring my roasted fennel-kohlrabi soup! It's an honor, and a privilege, to serve in The Crusade.
ReplyDeleteHey Stephanie. Thank you for the awesome recipe and your service to The Crusade!
DeleteIt's good to see Kohlrabi getting the love it deserves! I'm glad I could do my part :)
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Thank you, Sara! We'd love to see all the fun ways Germans prepare kohlrabi!
DeleteNow, I'm not sure, is Stephen Kohlrabi green? (I don't see color.) Anyway, there's a lot of truthiness to this post!
ReplyDeleteYes, Stephen Kohlrabi is green—not the most brilliant of greens in this case but green. :)
DeleteThat was supposed to be a joke since Stephen always says that he can't see race. :)
DeleteHahaha. The joke is on us! :)
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