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Rutabaga is a relative to the turnip however it has a sweeter taste and more Vitamin A and C. The best rutabagas are firm and have taut, smooth skin. They should be heavy for their size and free of any wrinkles. To cook a rutabaga you should always peel them to avoid the wax protectent. Then cut off the stem end and cook them whole or cut into chunks.

 

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