Turnips I know are white vegetables.
Do you know a purple and white turnip?
I was surprised to find one at a farmer's market.
I bought them for 100 yen.
"They are called ayame-yuki-kabu," said the farmer to me.
"This is the first year I planted them," he added.
I lightly salted them down.
How delicious!
![](https://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/38/b7/e9c96e02116f50cb06c694ee08330376.jpg)
(today's tamagawa-josui---in front of my apartment)
![](https://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/61/df/19e402e411de41576ed75029fd5715ec.jpg)
Do you know a purple and white turnip?
I was surprised to find one at a farmer's market.
I bought them for 100 yen.
"They are called ayame-yuki-kabu," said the farmer to me.
"This is the first year I planted them," he added.
I lightly salted them down.
How delicious!
![](https://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/38/b7/e9c96e02116f50cb06c694ee08330376.jpg)
(today's tamagawa-josui---in front of my apartment)
![](https://blogimg.goo.ne.jp/user_image/61/df/19e402e411de41576ed75029fd5715ec.jpg)