Porc
classicStir-fried thin with pork, the same treatment Sichuan gives kohlrabi, and it gets there faster.
Une moutarde cultivée pour sa tige renflée plutôt que ses feuilles, mangée assez jeune pour que le piquant se sente à peine.
Stir-fried thin with pork, the same treatment Sichuan gives kohlrabi, and it gets there faster.
Heat and fat on a crisp, mildly peppery stem is the default home-kitchen move.
Raw sulfur against a stem with a mustard heat of its own, briefly doubling the pungency.
Numbing tingle over a vegetable that already carries its own mild heat.
Salt against a watery, mildly peppery stem that has little savour on its own.
A cold-dressed version leans on malt acid since the stem itself is nearly neutral.
Smoke and fat against a crisp pungent stem, the Chinese answer to kohlrabi with bacon.
A raw salad treatment, dressed simply, lets the mild pepperiness stand on its own.
Lactic chalk under a crisp mustard-adjacent stem, a Western cheeseboard idea Sichuan has never tried.