Directions:

• 1Chop up the garlic and place in a pan with the oil and cook until black. Let cool then blitz in a food processor (with the oil) or mortar and pestle it to a paste.
• 2Chop up the chestnut mushrooms and half the dried shiitakes, placing in cold water with the garlic, onion and dried red chilli — the water should just cover the ingredients. Bring to the boil then reduce to a simmer and cook down until there is ¼ of the original water level (about 10 minutes). Season with soy sauce. Just before finishing the broth, add in the peas.
• 3Blanch the kohlrabi leaves in boiling water, then shock in cold water and blitz them with the nut feta and lemon juice. Alternatively, you can chop them really finely and mix them through the feta along with lemon juice. (Be sure to save the zest for the finishing product!)
• 4Peel away the hard skin of the kohlrabi and use a knife to trim it down to as round a shape as possible. Carefully use a mandolin to slice the kohlrabi wafer-thin. On each round slice of kohlrabi, place a spoonful of the nut feta filling in the centre and squeeze them together to make little raviolis — in whatever shape you find easiest! Place the raviolis in bowls.
• 5Strain the larger veggies out of your broth. Pour in some broth with the raviolis, including some peas and chestnut mushrooms. Add some of the black garlic oil and lemon zest — and top with a few fresh mint leaves!

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