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SALSIFY

Oyster Plant, Trogopogon porrifolius

Salsify should be stored at 35 degrees F. and will last 3 or 4 months.

Salsify goes very well with roasted beef and can be used in stews, and cream soups.

- Steam salsify and serve with your favorite vinaigrette as a delicious side dish.

- Add sliced salsify to all your soups and stews for added flavor interest.

- Serve mashed salsify instead of the usual mashed potatoes.

- Make salsify pureed soup by pureeing salsify, adding your favorite herbs and spices, and serving it with whole grain rolls for a satisfying lunch or dinner.

 

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