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jcwarr said:a really easy thing to do is cook carrots and turnip together (boil in water) and then mash them with butter and salt and pepper. the carrots help to sweeten the turnips and they are so tasty!! you can also roast them - make a root vegetable medley with parsnips, turnip, butternut squash - yummy!!
Yes, turnips can be used as a substitute for potatoes in many recipes. They have a similar texture and can be mashed, roasted, or used in soups and stews.
To prepare turnips, wash them thoroughly and peel the skin. Then, cut them into desired sizes and shapes for your recipe.
Turnips have a slightly bitter and earthy taste, so they pair well with sweet and savory flavors. Some popular flavor combinations include honey and balsamic vinegar, garlic and rosemary, and ginger and soy sauce.
Yes, turnip greens are edible and can be cooked just like any other leafy green vegetable. They are high in nutrients and have a slightly bitter taste.
Turnips can be stored in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. Remove the greens and store them separately in a plastic bag. The turnip roots should be stored in a perforated plastic bag in the vegetable crisper.