Turnips peak in October and continue to grow throughout the fall and winter, making them a delicious but often forgotten choice for warm, hearty cold weather meal planning. These online guides will teach you how to choose the perfect turnips, give you tips for preparing them, and provide you with enough recipes to last through the season.

Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart is a reliable choice for many cooking needs, and her Turnip and Rutabaga Basics guide does not disappoint. Here you’ll find what to look for when purchasing a turnip at the grocery store or farmers market, as well as how to store turnips in your home kitchen. She also provides a number of turnip recipes for side dishes, breakfasts, and nutritious salads.

All Recipes
Like the name implies, you’ll find just about any recipe you can imagine on All Recipes. The site’s section of turnip recipes is vast and packed with unique options, from Creamy Turnip with Paprika Soup to Crispy Turnip ‘Fries’ that even the kids will love.

BBC Food
The popular British television network features delicious and nutritious turnip recipes on its great food website, with many dishes that you may not have even tasted here in America. Categories like main courses, snacks, and appetizers organize the recipes, and the site features tips for buying and storing turnips as well.

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A market with unbelievable variety, Capt Frank’s Seafood Market is the absolute first-stop for anyone looking for the freshest seafood. Everything that’s in season can be found here fresh, from live lobster to crab cakes to clam chowder — even caviar and alligator. Many of the seafood options are organic, too. Prices are very reasonable, especially when considering the freshness and high-quality you can see in front of you.

The sellers are seafood experts who can give you tips on exactly how to cook each type of fish, erasing any worry of over- or under-cooking. Sellers have been known to call customers to let them know when their favorite fish has arrived. The wide assortment of condiments ensures that you’ll find the perfect complement to the flavor of your fish. 

Capt Frank's Seafood Market
435 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard
Boynton Beach, FL 33435
(561) 732-3663
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For anyone longing for a taste of the delis and bakeries of yore, look no further than Flakowitz of Boynton. Having achieved fame and notoriety after a visit from The Food Network’s Guy Fieri, Flakowitz is continuing its 50-year tradition of serving fine meats, breads, and cheeses to the community. Flakowitz starts off each meal with a complimentary dessert, a delight for anyone with a sweet tooth. But don’t spoil your meal! Large helpings of corned beef, turkey, and Ruebens are on their way. Lunch features a two-for-one special, making this a great mid-day stop. The matzo ball soup is a must-try. Note that the deli is cash only, and it is a very popular spot, so you may have to wait for a table during peak hours. 

Flakowitz of Boyton
7410 Boynton Beach Boulevard
Boynton Beach, FL 33437
(561) 742-4144
http://flakowitzofboynton.com
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