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I'm going to make beef short ribs with parsnips and carrots as my veggies.

How do you utilize parsnips in your cooking?

>> No.15247200

Parsnips are delicious, and more tasty than carrots, but the texture is really easy to fuck up.
I'd roast them separately and sauce them, rather than risk them turning to mush by cooking them with the meat.

>> No.15247230

>>15247200
That sounds like more work. I appreciate the suggestion, nonetheless.

>> No.15247257

>>15247183
>>>/trash/

>> No.15247285

>>15247257
https://voca.ro/18oQVqmoolEl

>> No.15247331

>>15247183
Chef I used to know would added them to
mashed potato once. Can't remember the ratio but the outcome was fucking glorious.

>>15247257
Very cute, new one.

>> No.15247375

>>15247183
We like to boil parsnips and make a root vegetable mash. Recipe varies but we've used parsnips, carrots, rutabaga, potato, yam, sweet potato, and beets before. Parsnips are the star though and they make a really nice mash if you want something different from mashed potatoes.

>> No.15247383

>>15247375
I honestly haven't eaten a parsnip by itself in a while and forget how it tastes compared to potatoes.

>>15247331
I feel like getting an appropriate ratio of potato to parsnip would be key.

>> No.15247593

>>15247183
I want to feed that bunny my hard root vegetable, if you take my meaning.

>> No.15247683

>>15247593
ewww

>> No.15247715

I pick wild parsnip at night.

>> No.15247738

>>15247715
Why at night?

>> No.15248077

I snip, you snip, we all snip for parsnips!

>> No.15248082

roast them like roast potatoes

>> No.15248097

>>15247183
roast parsnips are one of winters cosiest foods, best to par-boil them, rough up the outsides then put into preheated (w oil) roasting tin

goated partner to beef and game

>> No.15248562

>>15247738
If you get plant materials on your skin, it reacts to sunlight and causes chemical burns. It is why you see it often eradicated near populated areas.

>> No.15248605

>>15248562
really? you sure that's not just you being super sensitive?

>> No.15248618

>>15248605
Yes.

>> No.15248645

>>15247183
I don't tend to, but they aren't readily available in my area. The only stores that stock them are on the other side of town almost 30 minutes away.

>> No.15249220

>>15247183
>parsnips and carrots
in the dictionary under redundant it says see redundant.

>> No.15250558
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>>15247183
I use parsnips to season my rabbit.

>> No.15252311

Honey and mustard roast parsnips is the shit
par-boil them, paint on some butter and a mixture of the mustard and honey then roast until crispy