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Adding some ideas that were emailed to me here

From Hope:

I got Tokyo bekana at Union Square last week. It's very tender, more like lettuce than napa. But it is a crucifer and it was chilly, so I cooked it, albeit briefly. What I made was basically this Marha Rose Schulman recipe, with a very reduced cooking time:

https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1013335-spicy-stir-fried-cabbage

I combined it with some udon I had and some smoked tofu. Totally delicious.

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Wow. Currently making the cauliflower from the last post, but that broccoli chopped salad is up next. Looks delish

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Oct 28, 2022Liked by Alexandra Stafford

use in any recipe as turnip, potato, will not get as soft or fall apart. will be sweeter. i love in soups. can just steam or boil with butter and salt.

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Oct 27, 2022Liked by Alexandra Stafford

Last time we got daikons, we added them to the stir-fried noodles we make instead of the carrots we usually use, and it was a success!

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Oct 26, 2022Liked by Alexandra Stafford

Crispy daikon cakes (aka Chinese turnip cakes) are delicious.

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Oct 26, 2022Liked by Alexandra Stafford

This is my favorite thing to do with daikon! So fast and cozy. https://omnivorescookbook.com/braised-daikon/

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Oct 26, 2022·edited Oct 26, 2022Liked by Alexandra Stafford

Beet dip sounds divine!! Thank you!

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Loved seeing you at Fork, and reading which dishes you did! And, of course you made a broccoli soup with potato and cheese- cuz I did too. I did this F&W variation- but used homemade bone broth I had. I liked it for similar reasons you mentioned for your version- plus the broth added protein! foodandwine.com/recipes/potato-and-broccoli-soup Can’t wait to try yours now!

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