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This no-fuss soup features kohlrabi, a squat-shaped vegetable that tastes a bit like a crisper, crunchier version of a turnip with a hint of sweetness. A rich source of vitamin C, it’s best enjoyed without too many other dominating flavours.
This no-fuss soup features kohlrabi, a squat-shaped vegetable that tastes a bit like a crisper, crunchier version of a turnip with a hint of sweetness. A rich source of vitamin C, it’s best enjoyed without too many other dominating flavours.
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Warm a large pan and heat olive oil, adding in onion, garlic and celery. Stir until soft and add potatoes and kohlrabi and cook about 5 minutes.
Add vegetable stock, milk and thyme leaves and simmer for 20 minutes.
Puree with a stick blender and, as kohlrabi can be fibrous, strain before adding salt and pepper to taste.
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