Turnip greens
Turnip greens are an Italian vegetable, also known as broccoli or friarielli, belonging to the cruciferous family (the same as broccoli and cabbage). The...
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It is a vegetable mainly consumed in winter, of which the fleshy root of round-flattened shape is used.
It adapts well to the temperate and humid climate of Piedmont and has excellent resistance to cold, overcoming temperatures of 10°C below zero without damage.
The optimal temperatures for growth are however 15-20° C.
The leaves are dark green and can be eaten cooked.
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