any nice ideas for what i can do with them ?
oi i said nice ideas !!!!!!!!
dustinmyeye Tue 07/10/08 11:18
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Parsnip chips - maybe not in as large a portion as ordinary chips but they're nice.
I'd never had a parsnip until I was 40 odd - my then girlfriend did me a roast and I had to ask her what it was.
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Coat in Honey and roast in oven!!!
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try boiling them with your spuds then mashing together with plenty of butter ,can be served as part of meal or a topping for cottage pie delicssssss.
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carrot and parsnip mashed together is great. cube the same quanties of both, boil then mash with salt and pepper, delicious.
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Par boil, brush them with butter & roast. Delish!
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Roast parsnips are absolutely wonderful. The best part of Christmas dinner (together with the sprouts of course!!)
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...with a little pepper of course!
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Snap Lottie - can't wait!
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Take them back to the greengrocers and exchange them for something nice.
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o my fave veg -I mash them with potatoes or turnip as warpig said and they are just so yummy wished I had got some today at Tescos as I have been to the dentist -temporary crown so only mashy food for a fortnight lol
Just as well I had that curry last night.
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Not going to wait Smudge. Have decided to have a roast on Sunday with all the trimmings! Parsnips though taste better after the first frosts!!
Haven't had a proper roast for quite a while now!!
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You can't beat a Monday night curry, Dris.
Especially if you're going to breathe in your dentist's face the next day.
Go girl !!!
J x
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Well Lottie, seeing as you've put me in a tasty festive mood & that we didn't have a roast on Sunday, I think I'll surprise my husband & start one off!
I'm nipping to the shops soon, so will pick up what I haven't got for it! ;o}
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Parsnip & Ginger Soup.
2 carrots, 2 sticks celery, 2 med. onions, 800g parsnips, thumb size piece fresh root ginger, 2 cloves garlic, olive oil, 2 chicken or veg stock cubes, salt & pepper, fresh corainder to garnish.
Peel, & roughly chop all the veg, ginger & garlic. Put into a pan containing 2 tablespoons olive oil & cook for 10 mins. Make 1.8L stock with the cubes, and add to the pan. Bring to the boil then simmer for 10 mins. Blend or liquidise until smooth. Serve & garnish with the fresh coriander.
Delicious!
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Sounds delicious. I might try that, but not with corriander as I just don't like corriander.
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It is scrummy if I say so myself Lottie.
The coriander is purely for garnish, so leave it off.
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how about sweet potatoes ? what could i do with them ? any ideas anyone?
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Sweet potatoes are great baked in the oven, just like jacket spuds. Make sure you prick them all over first or they will explode.
Here's a couple of recipes of mine.
Sweet Potato & Apricot Pancakes
6 pancakes (make your own or buy them)
2 large sweet potatoes, 4oz dried apricots, butter, honey, cinnamon, soured cream.
Soak the apricots overnight then bring to the boil in enough water to cover the & simmer til tender. Drain the apricots, keeping the water. Chop up the apricots. Peel & cut up the sweet potatoes, cover with the apricot water, bring to the boil then simmer until tender. Mash the sweet potatoes with a little butter then add a dollop of honey & cinnamon to taste. Mix with the apricots. Put a heap of the mixture onto each pancake & roll up. Heat through and then serve with a drizzle of honey & soured cream.
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Sweet Potatoes in Orange Sauce
1.5lbs sweet potatoes, 1oz butter, 6 thinly sliced spring onions, juice of 2 oranges,grated zest of 1 orange, 1 tablespoon cornflour, quarter pint veg stock, quarter teaspoon ground cinnamon, half an ounce of sugar, salt & pepper.
Place whole sweet pots in a pan of boiling water & cook for 30 mins. Leave to cool then peel & cut into even size slices. Make the orange sauce by melting the butter, adding the spring onions & fry for 5 mins. Put half the orange juice in a bowl and blend in the cornflour & cinnamon. Stir in the remaining orange juice and stock in with the onions. Bring to the boil then stir in the orange juice/cornflour mixture. Simmer & stir til the sauce is smooth. Season to taste. Mix the potato slices in the sauce and then serve.
This dish goes brilliantly with duck.
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I love baked sweet potato - they don't need quite as long as a normal potato, they can be cooked in about 45mins ina moderately hot oven.
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