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4
Easy
Published 2001
Diminutive Japanese turnips are a bittersweet, beautiful, juicy treat. Steaming brings out the best in them. Serve on a platter to accompany poached or grilled whole fish or roasted meat. Or arrange on individual plates for a pristine appetizer or warm salad course. If possible, choose turnips of equal size so they will cook in the same time. If nasturtium flowers can be had, nothing makes a more vivid finish for the bright-white globes on their dark bed.
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