Baby Gold Turnips
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Cultivated in France in the 1800's, Baby Gold turnips are the type of turnip that should be harvested young, considering they will not maintain their firmness and flavor while being stored throughout the winter, which common turnips are often utilized for. These gorgeous, little turnips are composed of young edible roots, stems and leaves. Besides, they have a pale straw to cornflower yellow hue, along with a firm, crunchy flesh that has a slightly earthy and exceptionally sweet flavor, with peppery undertones reminiscent of a radish. According to a 2013 study, foods containing dietary nitrates, such as turnips, can have multiple vascular benefits. These include reducing blood pressure, inhibiting platelet aggregation, and preserving or improving endothelial dysfunction.
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