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Fiddlehead Farm Posted - Oct 02 2012 : 06:31:32 AM
So I planted a bed of Kohlrabi and harvested it, now what? My DH loves Kohlrabi raw but I don't think it will keep very long. Has anyone here canned it? I saw somewhere that you can cube it up and pressure can it like potatoes. Has anyone here ever done this? I would also appreciate any recipes or other preservation ideas you have. I did make an awesome Cream of Kohlrabi soup the other day. I used my tried and true potoato and ham soup recipe but substitued cubed Kohlrabi for the potatoes. It was yummy! Thanks for your help!


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Ninibini Posted - Oct 07 2012 : 07:31:34 AM
Diane - I've never canned kohlrabi, but I have roasted it with garlic, oil, salt & pepper in big batches and then have frozen it to take out later for other meals... YUM!!! Lucky you, though - my fall plantings aren't nearly ready to pick yet! :) Good luck! - Nini

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forever young Posted - Oct 07 2012 : 06:48:29 AM
I tried growing Kohlrabi last spring, nothing happened, How do your grow yours and when do you plant ? I live in southwest Mo. My husband loves it. I never heard of it until we married.
I finally found some in the grocery store, he ate one like an apple and I found some recipes in my cookbooks. Using the potato soup recipes sounds a good place to start, It's damp and chilly here today, good time for soup.
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Fiddlehead Farm Posted - Oct 02 2012 : 10:26:18 AM
Thanks Lisa! Jackie Clay is the queen of canning!

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nubidane Posted - Oct 02 2012 : 06:53:14 AM
Diane
I googled "Jackie Clay Kohlrabi" & found this. If anyone can answer a canning question, it is her. Scroll down for the kohlrabi Q & A
http://www.backwoodshome.com/advice/ajo061113.html

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