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I like them by themselves as a side or chunked up and put into homemade soups.
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Lots of good options here. Thanks.
I hope you guys that hate them don’t take offense if I ignore your suggestions.
We’re going to try them mashed, and in a pot roast. Of course the pasty suggestion will have to happen also.
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Mom went to the store for turnips for Turkey Day dinner. Asked the produce guy for "turnips", dude brought her over to the regular ones. She said "No, I don't want white turnips, I want turnips. You know, the orange ones." He replied "Oh rutabagas" and mom just looked like WTF are you talkin' about! At some time in our lives we’ve all been there. Somebody trying to ‘splain to our Mom, Aunt, or Grandma that they were “mistaken”. Always a priceless memory…..
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Very good roasted with other winter root vegetables (parsnips, turnip, etc.). Skin, quarter, toss in olive oil and put in a hot oven with aromatics/seasonings of your choice.
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Cut in 1/2 inch or so chunks, boiled lightly.
Salt, pepper and butter if you insist.
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We mashed some, and roasted some. My wife liked the mashed, the roasted not so much.
I think using them in a pot roast and in pasties is going to be this week’s mission.
Thanks for the suggestions folks, I appreciate it.
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Everything I consume is rutabaga free.
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I just made Jamaican pasties with deer. I’ll have to try adding some rutabaga
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Brown a Beef roast,
Rutabagas, potatoes, turnips, parsnips, carrots, onions,
garlic. Roast them for a few hours (basically pot roast)
Mash it up on your plate, butter and horseradish, add a bit of the broth.
Fresh hot biscuits, or bread. Butter, home made Apple butter.
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Have some fun, make a rutabaga gun!
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I have never eaten one
Don’t plan to either
Can you deep fry it like a bloomin onion?
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I have never eaten one
Don’t plan to either
Can you deep fry it like a bloomin onion? Don’t rightly know Slum. Probably not.
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Could make fries.
Bet they would break most of those fancy cutters though.
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Rutabagas and Lutefisk—that’s what motivated the Vikings to leave Sandinavia
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[bleep] all that - Rutabaga or ‘waxed turnip’ are great. I’ll include them in any melange of roasted root vegetables. Can be boiled in with and whipped together with potatoes (maybe 2 to 1 potato to rutabaga, by weight) for a great twist on whipped potatoes. I particularly like them cubed up and incorporated into beef or venison stews. CRITICAL component in my Irish boiled dinner.
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On that note, that’s prob where they shine the brightest - the boiled dinner. Try that straight away. Doesn’t need to be St. Paddy’s day to enjoy a killer Boiled dinner. Corned beef, onion, carrot, cabbage, rutabaga, potato, broth.
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On that note, that’s prob where they shine the brightest - the boiled dinner. Try that straight away. Doesn’t need to be St. Paddy’s day to enjoy a killer Boiled dinner. Corned beef, onion, carrot, cabbage, rutabaga, potato, broth.
You’re making me hungry.
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