I peeled therm then thinly sliced them in rounds. I then took a small bulb of fennel that I purchased from Smith Organic Farms, washed, trimmed then sliced finely. In a skillet, I melted about 2 tablespoons of butter and about 2 tablespoons of Verni EVO. I then tossed in the fennel and browned the added the kohlrabi. I let it caramelize then sprinkled Vegeta (well...what else? I'm Croatian). Wonderful delicate flavor...and very quick (we were headed to see the tax man.
The Fabulous 52 is a year long journey in to the fun, fresh and unique foods of our rich and diverse San Joaquin Valley. Move away from the "tried and true"...come and explore something new, locally grown and farm market fresh! Feel free to share your journey with us, and in turn, your friends and family.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Caramelized Fennel and Kohlrabi (Week 10)
My sister called and asked what to do with fennel (she was trying to figure something to pair with a very French meal) and was somewhat stumped. I shared something quick that I had on our plate tonight. I told her about my little adventure with kohlrabi (this odd looking veggie that tastes like a broccoli stalk). I like them but I find they are challenging to prepare since the skin is so tough. See photo...."sputnik"
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