overabundance of turnips

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boiled, mashed, pickled turnips? Ive got a whole bunch of these, anyone got any killer recipes for turnips?
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Don't have any killer recipes I could find on hand. I would also look towards grilling and roasting in addition to the other methods. Maybe something à la grilled eggplant?
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I like them in a gratin or 50/50 with potatoes in a mash. Depending on size, tenderness and variety, they're good in stir-fries, too (some of the larger ones don't work well in this application). I've never pickled them but I imagine that as a vinegar pickle, they'd be pretty good . . . as long as they're decent to begin with.
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Works great as a purée. This recipe is for parsnips, but it should work just fine:

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/parsnip-puree
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thanks for the ideas , I am gonna try all of them :) The gratin sounds cool and Io have the perfect little dish for it
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so the turnips ive been getting are small and really good raw. I sautéed them yesterday with some potatoes and I was surprised how tasty they were.
turnips and radishes have been the largest component of my farm share.....been eating a lot of them !
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timos wrote: Mon May 22, 2023 2:45 pm so the turnips ive been getting are small and really good raw. I sautéed them yesterday with some potatoes and I was surprised how tasty they were.
turnips and radishes have been the largest component of my farm share.....been eating a lot of them !
I got some from our farm share last fall and I was also surprised how tasty they were. I don't know why but I was expecting them to be bitter and fibrous. They turned out to be quite the opposite.
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