I love rutabaga. I put some in a curiously sweet Nip-Nip Soup I recently made. Your purple ones look more like turnips, though. The local rutabagas I’ve bought were more orangey-beige. Also, I hear saying “rutabaga-rutabaga-rutabaga, etc.” is a good tongue-twister used to warm up public radio voices!
I especially recommendthis Mexican one I created. Just don’t use Oregon Oyster Farms bivalves!
Also, check out our KBOO Food Show at kboo.fm/foodshow (or on 90.7 FM if you’re in Portland). And tune into Marliese Franklin’s food pieces on the online Women’s Radio Network: http://www.womensradio.com/articles/Food-of-the-Gods/4475.html.
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Have some cooked fresh (but still in-shell) Dungeness crab on hand? This Bon Appetit recipe is a good way to serve it.
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