[Sca-cooks] Skirrits or Skyrvat
Sue Clemenger
mooncat at in-tch.com
Thu Dec 26 18:17:54 PST 2002
I *think* they're closer to carrots than jicama would be.
And I think they're just called skirrets. I've heard that you can get
them from specialty seed catalogues, but haven't done it, personally.
--maire
Mordonna asked:
>
> I've found Skirret listed in several dictionaries as a plant of the genus sium of Asian origin, but long cultivated in Europe for its sweet edible root.
>
> Do we have these in the 'States? If so, what are they called? Where can I find them? What could be substituted? Would Jicama work?
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