Sunday, August 25, 2019

Roasted Kohlrabi


Recently I made some roasted kohlrabi, given to me by my friend S. They had a taste of turnips, or even parsnips and are low carb. It required peeling the skins and cutting them into slices, looking much like potato. I roasted them for 30 minutes at 350F with some olive oil and salt.

12 comments:

Pink Rose said...

Hi Christine these sound nice,i have never tasted these though before and it sounds like a nice way that you cook them up xx

Valerie-Jael said...

Kohlrabi are delicious. They have always been very popular in Germany and are very versatile. There's a field round the corner full of them! Valerie

Evi Erlinda said...

Yummy!
Happy Sunday!

Sue (this n that) said...

I'd never thought to roast them - must do it!

Jenn Jilks said...

I'm not sure I've had it, even accidentally!
I'm so entrenched in what my mother cooked at home. We have managed some Asian fusion foods, thank to a new restaurant in town!

Anonymous said...

I saw them uncooked however it's first time that I saw them cooked. :)

gigihawaii said...

Anything with oil and salt will always taste good. Yummy.

Tanza Erlambang said...

since low carb, it is good for me....yummy

JFM said...

I have never had them but they do look delicious!

Adam said...

looks much different when cooked

baili said...

i never saw this one here
but if taste like turnip i like it Christine

Lowcarb team member said...

Yummy!
Love Kohlrabi it is a wonderful low-carb vegetable chock-full of vitamins and can be used instead of potatoes, but also raw in salads.

All the best Jan