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Gemüsegrün · nussig · kohlartig · salinisch · zart

Meerkohl

Im Dunkeln am Kiesstrand getrieben, von Viktorianern gegessen, dann ein Jahrhundert vergessen.

on its own
0.0sour
1.0sweet
1.0savoury
2.0bitter
1.0umami
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1 of these 8 are wild — theory says yes, nobody has cooked them. why →

8 pairings for Meerkohl.

Egg fat and lemon over blanched stems. The Victorian recipe, unchanged.

Butter

classic

Steam it four minutes and drown it. Anything more cooks the flavour off.

Zitrone

common

Acid against a faintly bitter stem that is otherwise almost sweet.

Eigelb

common

Raw yolk mounted into the pan juice coats the stems without heat.

Sahne

common

Dairy fat rounds off the brassica edge that blanching leaves behind.

Nussbutter

uncommon

Nutty solids find the hazelnut note the forced stems already carry.

Shore vegetable, shore shellfish; both sweet, both faintly saline.

Auster

wild

Grown on shingle, it tastes of the same beach. Serve them raw together.