Posted by Michael Soldan on November 07, 2013 at 07:20:35 from (24.235.47.119):
In Reply to: Re: rutabaga experts posted by Revredneck on November 07, 2013 at 06:34:29:
Commonly mis named "Turnip",it is a larger and rounder root than turnip,cooked by boiling in pieces,then mashed and ad butter and brown sugar it is a delicious vegetable..and yes after all these years my family refer to it as turnip,we have it with turkey dinner at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Original turnip is a long narrow root in comparison and it is very bitter when cooked as a vegetable,commonly grown around Ontario around the 1900's through to the 1950's and ground up in a turnip pulper for cattle feed . You can't beat a rutabaga for a vegetable!
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