Fascinating flavor and cool decoration
The flavor is something like a radish with a bit of sweetness when re hydrated. Definitely worth a try.
Prairie Turnip:Tinpsila (30" braided length)
$126.00
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Also known as Prairie Turnips, our tinpsila is dug by hand in the spring on the South Dakota prairies. Braided and sundried, these little roots are delicious in soups and stews or as a striking decoration.
Tinpsila, Psoralea esculenta.
Seasonally available (summer).
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Sold in 30" braided length
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