Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Share Posted December 14, 2005 Good Morning Anne, In the files under soups I posted my Root Veggie Soup, it has celery root. I use it in soups often. Just peel and dice. Don't get it mixed up with horseradish root, I did that once since the horseradish was almost round and I grabbed the wrong one. They both have a similar skin. Kohlrabi I have recipe posted for Kohlrabi Stir Fry under vegetables and the Belgian Endive I have a recipe Braised Endive posted under vegetables. I also stuff the raw endive leaves with spreads from our files and eat or serve as an appetizer. Radicchio and escarole I add to salads. Sunchokes I scrub and remove any spots but leave the skin on and slice and eat on salads or I slice in thick rounds and sprinkle lemon juice and a little chili powder over and eat. Artichokes I usually buy those as hearts marinated and add to dishes. They are good in pasta salads. I rarely cook them. They are very good in a sandwich also. No certain reason, I guess because I'm the only one that likes them and I just don't bother preparing them. Hope this gave you a few clues............Donna jandemommy <jandemommy wrote: ---my vote for vegetables without a clue to prepare are: kohlrabi sunchokes artichokes celery root endive, radicchio, and escarole I have since becoming a vegetarian figured out: bok choy, beets, swiss chard, and greens : ). Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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