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Easy
By Gary Rhodes
Published 1999
Turnips are root vegetables, members of the cabbage family, and have been around in Europe for hundreds of years; they were probably spread northwards by the Romans. Their closest relative is the swede, which only came upon the vegetable scene in the seventeenth century, the name being a contraction of ‘Swedish turnip’. Before the potato was introduced, turnips were probably a staple carbohydrate food of the poor.
The turnips here are cooked using a concept vaguely like that of daup
