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Cooking kohlrabi: you should pay attention to that.
When buying kohlrabi you should already consider a few things:
- The larger kohlrabi usually has woody spots and is, therefore, less suitable for cooking.
- Make sure the vegetables have no cracks in the skin and still have fresh leaves.
- You can also cook fresh kohlrabi with the skin on without any problems so that the valuable ingredients are not lost.
Cooking kohlrabi: this is how it works
You can prepare the kohlrabi in two ways in the pot.
- To cook the kohlrabi whole, be sure to clean them thoroughly. Also, remove the leaves and roots.
- Meanwhile, bring lightly salted water to a boil in a saucepan.
- Then you can add the kohlrabi and take them out again after about 20 to 30 minutes, depending on their size.
- To cook the kohlrabi into pieces, you should also remove the roots and leaves here.
- Then peel the kohlrabi and cut the vegetables into random pieces. Also remove existing woody areas.
- Boil the kohlrabi in a little salted water for about 15 minutes.
- Now the cooked kohlrabi is ready to eat.