10 Easy Kohlrabi Recipes That Are a Must-Try for Dinner
Make soups, salads and so much more with this vegetable!

If you've ever seen these bulbous, stemmed vegetables at the farmer's market and passed them by, you're seriously missing out on a world of fun and tasty kohlrabi recipes. Also known as German turnip, kohlrabi is a green or purple-hued cruciferous vegetable (in the same family as broccoli or cabbage) and tastes like one, too. It's crunchy and mildly sweet and can be eaten raw or cooked. Unlike some of it's ready-to-eat sibs, kohlrabi should be peeled first because the outside skin is thick and fibrous. After peeling, it can be chopped, grated, steamed, sautéed, roasted, you name it!
Wondering: what's the best way to eat kohlrabi? We rounded up our favorite ways to use the healthy vegetable, from crunchy slaws that star on the side of any grilling recipe to shallow-fried, crispy fritters to veggie-packed salads and soup. It can even be transformed into French fries with the help of your air fryer (or baked in the oven) for a delicious and healthy snack. The hearty vegetable is also great for bulking up vegetarian recipes like meat-free sandwiches, veggie rice noodles and vegetarian sushi rolls. A little crunch goes a long way! Bonus: You can also eat the leaves attached to the stems (try sautéing them like kale) so you don't have to waste a single bite. Now, who's hungry for kohlrabi?


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