Turnip is a root vegetable that began to be cultivated several thousand years ago. At first, turnips were fed to slaves, that is, ordinary people ate. However, starting from the Middle Ages, turnip dishes began to be considered delicacies. Turnip is rightfully considered a healthy and dietary product due to its low calorie content and high content of vitamins (A, C, E, group B) and macro- and microelements (iodine, copper, zinc, iron, phosphorus).