Parsnip
Parsnips have a delicate, sweet, slightly nutty flavour, and belong to the carrot family. Bake, boil, microwave, roast, sauté, steam, stew, there are many ways to use a parsnip. A good source of fibre, vitamin K, vitamin C, and potassium.
Store
Refrigerate in plastic bags. The lower the temperature the better as some starch conversion to sugar will occur making your parsnip taste sweeter.
Cook
Bake, boil, microwave, roast, sauté, steam, stew. You can even make parsnip cake which is similar in texture to carrot cake!
Eat
Parsnips make delicious chips or wedges; chop them up and add to braises or stews; use in stir fries, salads, soups, or soufflés.
Our Favourite Recipes
Parsnip & Garlic Soup
Serves 4
Deliciously rich in flavour, our parsnip and garlic soup is the perfect dish for cooler Autumn nights.
Parsnip Chips
Serves 4
Satisfyingly crunchy, these parsnip chips are a new take on an old classic.
Parsnip Gratin
Serves 6-8
Parsnips sweet and nutty flavour makes this the perfect side dish for any occasion.