Our Grow Pro Lead, Beka Rich, was beyond excited when our carrots, garlic, and kohlrabi in the Asian Greens Plant Collection were ready to harvest after 2 months patiently tending the garden. Beka had just received Gulf shrimp from her parents in Florida and knew this pairing was harvest celebration-worthy.
You’ll fall in love with how easy it is to create your own healthy stir fry flavors once you’ve learned about the technique of sauteeing in waves so that all the veggies and flavors are highlighted. You’ll wonder why you haven’t tried exploring more flavors sooner.
If this is your first time having kohlrabi, make sure to try some raw after you’ve peeled and diced the globe! It has a wonderful sweet, crisp flavor somewhere between a tastier broccoli stem and jicama or an apple. Kohlrabi can be enjoyed raw or cooked.
5
servings40
minutes30
minutesThis citrusy, ginger-y, turmeric-y, healthy Asian-inspired stirfry is the answer to the rut we all get into when trying to make healthy meals.
Refined High-Quality Coconut Oil
Diced onions and celery
Minced fresh ginger, garlic, turmeric
Rice Vinegar
2 Tbsp Soy Sauce
Juice from 1 Navel Orange
3-5 Medium-Sized Carrots, Diced
1 Kohlrabi Globe, diced
1 Daikon Radish, diced
Kohlrabi leaves, roughly chopped
Sriracha to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
1 lb Peeled Fresh Gulf of Mexico Shrimp, Medium-Large
Minced fresh garlic, ginger, turmeric
Salt pepper to Taste
Zest of 1 Orange
2 tsp Soy Sauce
2 Cups of Jasmine Rice
Cilantro Garnish
Kimchi Garnish
You can grow your own stir fry by Matching to the Asian Greens plant collection when you buy a Signature Garden Kit. See if your area is a match, today!
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