Burdock root is nutty and earthy with a creeping, pleasant bitterness and a woody texture. It has a rich gastronomic history in several East Asian cuisines but is largely overlooked in American kitchens. In this recipe, the root is both blanched and fried, giving eaters a glimpse at the variety of textures and flavors achievable with this tasty root. Eat this at a picnic, chop it into a grain salad, or serve it with marinated tofu.
“nice.” - me, tasting this recipe
You’ll Need:
2 medium burdock roots
OR 2 small parsnips
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