Kohl Rabi tops

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I'm not short o vegetables to eat right now but have some lovely fresh green tops to the kohl rabi, seems a shame to waste it. Does anyone eat these and if so do I treat them just like young cabbage?

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Yes! Options include steamed, stir-fried, or shredded in coleslaw (I also grate the base in coleslaw).
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Many thanks Colin.

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Have just picked my first kohl rabi today, and as you say, Beryl,the leaves are too good to waste so will be using them in a stir fry. I think the bulbs are such an under-rated vegetable, probably because few supermarkets ever sell them so the only way to try them is if you grow them yourself.
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Hi Primrose,

Yes I had some this evening just wilted in the pan - delicious.
They have always gone on the compost heap before - not any more.
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By the way, if all else fails and you happen to have some herbivorous pets, see if they like them.

Our Guinea pig is very partial to Kohl Rabi leaves!
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