Crockpot turnips

Delicious collard greens and turnip greens are made tender with a simple crockpot recipe! Use red wine vinegar and seasonings to create a tasty flavor for this side dish.

When many people think of turnips, they think of bitter, dry root vegetables that are suitable only as filler for stews or soups. These turnips are bitter and dry because they have been stored too long and aren't fresh.

Looking for a new green to add to your repertoire? Try Saw's BBQ's turnip greens at your next barbecue.

Slow Cooker Turnip Greens are a delicious Southern dish and this turnip greens recipe is a favorite. Perfect for suppers and New Year's Day!

Turnips are nutritious root vegetables that come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are high in vitamin C, iron and calcium. The most common varieties are a creamy white in color with shades of purple, pink or green. Though turnip roots have a sweet-peppery flavor, they can sometimes taste bitter.

Slow Cooker Turnip Greens are a delicious Southern dish and this turnip greens recipe is a favorite. Perfect for suppers and New Year's Day!

Who knew that turnips could be delicious? Turnip Puff is the only turnip recipe you will ever need. Even turnip haters love it!

If you love good greens, you'll love these easy and delicious instant pot turnip greens. They are cooked to perfection and so full of flavor.

This tasty dish can be made in a slow cooker or crock pot. It is loaded with flavor from chicken, turnips, garlic, onion and other fresh spices and vegetables.

A tangy and sweet recipe for turnip greens made easy in the crockpot.