Aim of the study was to determine the loss of vitamin C in kohlrabi af
ter different cooking methods, e.g. cooking in little water, conventio
nal cooking and pressure cooking. Cooking degrees were ''too hard'', '
'al dente'', ''somewhat too soft'', ''too soft'' and ''overcooked''. V
itamin C loss was lowest after cooking in little water even when the c
ooking time had been extremely long. Losses in vitamin C were clearly
higher after conventional cooking. Pressure cooking resulted in the hi
ghest loss of vitamin C.