Rutabaga

I would cook these more often but I don't like canned and the fresh are hard to cut and you can't always find them. The taste is awesome. It's worth the trouble of hunting them down and working with them. The rutabaga are hard to cut so be very careful when doing so. I actually bought a special knife for this root vegetable, and whole cabbages.
Rutabaga
I would cook these more often but I don't like canned and the fresh are hard to cut and you can't always find them. The taste is awesome. It's worth the trouble of hunting them down and working with them. The rutabaga are hard to cut so be very careful when doing so. I actually bought a special knife for this root vegetable, and whole cabbages.
Steps
- 1
Peel the rutabaga they have a thick coating of wax on them unless you get them fresh from the fields. Cube the rutabaga
- 2
Dice the rutabaga and slice the neckbones as you can.
- 3
Add everything into a frying pan. Sauté, stirring as needed.
- 4
Cover when not stirring. They will be done when fork tender.
- 5
Serve I hope you enjoy!
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