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		<title>Baby Turnips in Caramel Butter</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I was in Portland recently, I tasted turnips for the first time without thinking they were just another form of rutabaga &#8211; in other words &#8211; old, starchy tubers. The pickled turnips I ate at Nedd Ludd restaurant were small, tender and sweet; a revelation. A few days later I took some home from [...]]]></description>
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<p>When I was in Portland recently, I tasted turnips for the first time without thinking they were just another form of rutabaga &#8211; in other words &#8211; old, starchy tubers.</p>
<p>The pickled turnips I ate at <a href="http://www.nedluddpdx.com/gallery.html">Nedd Ludd</a> restaurant were small, tender and sweet; a revelation.</p>
<p>A few days later I took some home from the farmer&#8217;s market, tiny, bright garnet &#8211; colored babies that looked very much like radishes.</p>
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<p>I cooked them simply, inspired by Julia Child. After blanching them briefly I cooked them again in a skillet until they were glazed in caramelized butter.</p>
<p>I liked them so much I was inspired to post the recipe on my other blog, <a href="http://www.dinnerwithjulia.com/2010/08/glazed-baby-turnips.html">Dinner with Julia</a>. It&#8217;s been months since I&#8217;ve had a chance to do that&#8230;go check it out for the recipe.</p>
<p>Happy Birthday, Julia!</p>
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