Pale green or purple, with leaves sprouting sporadically from the bulbous stem, kohlrabi looks like something you might find in the depths of the ocean or on another planet. It’s not a very popular ...

Pale green or purple, with leaves sprouting sporadically from the bulbous stem, kohlrabi looks like something you might find in the depths of the ocean or on another planet. It’s not a very popular ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Getty / bhofack2 How do you solve a problem like kohlrabi? You may ask yourself this question the first time you encounter one of ...

Kohlrabi is the often overlooked member of the Brassica family. It's the one with the pale green or purple bulb that has strange protruding tentacles, not at all like its perky cousins broccolini and ...

Food is on many a mind as Thanksgiving approaches. Of course, there will be potatoes, squash, and green beans for the big meal. But what about... Nov 19, 2012 — Food is on many a mind as Thanksgiving ...

Mehr Singh is a food and culture reporter based in New York. Her work appears in Bon Appétit, Food52, and other publications. In the 1978 Vegetable Book, credited with introducing Americans to ...

Kohlrabi, a member of the Brassica family alongside cabbage, broccoli and kale, claims the spotlight in cool-weather cooking. Its crisp texture and mild sweetness make it a farmers’ market favorite ...

In addition to being one of medieval Europe's busiest rulers, Charlemagne was a great promoter of obscure vegetables. Sometime between regulating weights and measures and legislating against serfdom, ...

How do you solve a problem like kohlrabi? You may ask yourself this question the first time you encounter one of these slightly alien-looking vegetables, with their orb-like shapes sprouting stems and ...