Turnip greens
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Native to Europe, the turnip may be the single most historically important vegetable of Europe as food for both humans and animals. And even though the starchy white root of this plant tends to be more popular, the green leaves of turnips are actually where most of the nutrients are found. Like all leafy greens, turnip greens are highly nutritious and offer a variety of health benefits through their supply of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. In fact, their nutritional potential is most researched in regards to their ability to fight inflammation, which can lead to the development of such chronic diseases as heart disease and cancer. You can consume turnip greens raw in salads or on sandwiches or wraps, although you can also braise, boil or sauté them to enjoy them in equally delicious ways.
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