Not only do they warm up faster in the water, they also taste better. When eggs are placed in the refrigerator, the inside of the egg is initially warmer than the temperature of the refrigerator.

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Tear the reserved kohlrabi leaves into 3- or 4-inch strips, and drop them into the soup. They’ll quickly wilt into the broth, reminiscent of the wakame in miso soup.

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Choose small kohlrabi “bulbs” to serve raw; save the large bulbs for recipes in which the vegetable is treated like a potato. Either size should be peeled; the skin can be stringy and tough.

These sweet orbs are, primarily, exceptional sources of vitamin C, with 95% of your daily recommended dose. They’re also low-calorie and relatively low-carb, with a pretty decent amount of fiber.