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6
Easy
Published 1985
Sculpted to resemble chrysanthemums, these pickled turnips are a prized garnish in the cold months in Japan. Although the stark white of the vegetable strikes a marvelous contrast against the darker grilled and soy-simmered dishes that are usually served with it, the Japanese occasionally dye the flowers fuchsia or gold with natural food colors. If you want to make a multicolored bouquet, refer to the note at the end of the recipe.
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