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- KOHL RABI (Cavolo rapa) di Vienna bianco
KOHL RABI (Cavolo rapa) di Vienna bianco
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Crisp round bulbs with consistent white flesh that grow above the ground. Prefers mild to cool weather so sow in spring & autumn. Direct sow 20 mm apart, rows 300 mm apart. Thin to 300mm between plants. Needs rich soil for rapid, tender growth. Harvest when 30-40 mm in diameter.
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Jewel of the Crown
Posted by Savva Papandony on 24th Oct 2011
As a Cypriot, I grew up loving purple kohlrabi, or kouloumbra as we call it. It was quite rare but always a delight to come across a white one. So imagine my surprise to see packets of seeds at the Norton Street Fair recently. The quality of the root was superb! Not only succulent, but sweet to boot. For an interesting but simple mezze dish, which is the way I eat them, just slice them into matchsticks or 5mm rounds and dress with lemon and salt. The white kohlrabi doesn't even need that. I'm sure there are many uses for this root, but I love them too much to play around with. Thanks Mr Italian Gardener Man. And my many relatives thank you too.
