It’s true, you have to remove the leaves and peel off most of the skin of the kohlrabi — but once you get to the flesh inside, it’s a lot like a broccoli stem: sweet and crisp. Slice the raw kohlrabi very thin and drizzle it with olive oil and sea salt; or add matchstick-shaped pieces to your salad; or use it for dipping. If you want to cook it, try roasting it with other veggies. You can also add it to soup.
kohlrabi
January 13, 2014