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Baroque Bloke
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I had a sudden craving for parsnips – couldn’t remember the last time that I’d had any. So I sliced some up and cooked them to tenderness in my stovetop pressure cooker. Then I mixed in garlic butter, some mild horseradish sauce, and salt & pepper. Dang tasty! Parsnips have a good, and unusual, flavor. I have enough parsnips left to do it again tomorrow, and I plan to do just that.



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I've been doing a lot of Polish recipes lately and they are fairly common in Polish cuisine. Hadn't had them since I was a kid and I like 'em. In fact, I'll be planting some this year if winter ever ends.


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I’m not sure I’ve ever eaten a parsnip. I’m going to have to try some.
 
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Had to Google what a Parsnip is. I think I'll try them.
I don't remember seeing them at Krogers. Have to look up
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I had a sudden craving for parsnips – couldn’t remember the last time that I’d had any. So I sliced some up and cooked them to tenderness in my stovetop pressure cooker. Then I mixed in garlic butter, some mild horseradish sauce, and salt & pepper. Dang tasty! Parsnips have a good, and unusual, flavor. I have enough parsnips left to do it again tomorrow, and I plan to do just that.


Where did you find them? (I’m in Penasquitos)

You have piqued my interest for something new.






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I like turnips. Especially with butter, salt and pepper, wrapped in foil and cooked on an outdoor grill. But I've never had parsnips.



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Mashed parsnips with mashed potatoes are good.


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Roasted parsnips (in oil or meat drippings with a sprinkle of salt) are a part of every British Christmas turkey dinner.
 
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I like parsnips instead of carrots in alot of my cooking.
I really like them with mashed potatoes and garlic butter !
 
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Where did you find them? (I’m in Penasquitos)

You have piqued my interest for something new.

I bought these at Whole Foods (on Nobel Dr, just west of I-5). But I’ve seen parsnips at both Ralph’s and Von’s. They’re a pretty common vegetable.

Parsnips are related to carrots, but they don’t taste anything like carrots. Nor anything else, either.



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Where did you find them? (I’m in Penasquitos)

You have piqued my interest for something new.

I bought these at Whole Foods (on Nobel Dr, just west of I-5). But I’ve seen parsnips at both Ralph’s and Von’s.

Parsnips are related to carrots, but they don’t taste anything like carrots. Nor anything else, either.


Thank you.

Will check it out.






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I like to put them in beef stew, along with potatoes and carrots.


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I have a recipe somewhere for them oven roasted with honey. Very tasty.

I too most often use them in cooking stew.
 
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I like them sliced about 1/4 inch thick and slow fried in butter until tender and browned. Sprinkle with salt and enjoy. My Dad used to cook them this way and it is the only way I have ever had them.



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I always throw parsnips in with my roasts along with carrots, potatoes, and onions. MY mom did when I was young and I just stayed with it.
 
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BTW, for those unfamiliar with parsnips, look for younger (smaller) ones. Older ones may have an unpleasant fibrous core.



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And a parsnip in the pantry



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back when I was a chef, we hired someone with lots of years cooking, but not at the level we were cuisine wise. he had never seen them, and we told him they were albino carrots. he referred to them as that for the longest time.


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I had a sudden craving for parsnips – couldn’t remember the last time that I’d had any. So I sliced some up and cooked them to tenderness in my stovetop pressure cooker. Then I mixed in garlic butter, some mild horseradish sauce, and salt & pepper. Dang tasty! Parsnips have a good, and unusual, flavor. I have enough parsnips left to do it again tomorrow, and I plan to do just that.


They are amazing in homemade Matzo Ball soup too!
While I am not a fan of all the chopping the end result is amazing and cures all!



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