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I love 'em. I've never had them except roasted, like with a pot roast. Anyone have a different way to do them?
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Alton Brown just did a show about them. Try them in muffins. Another way to eat them is to make a sauce like applesauce using parsnips and pears.
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tinkertoys
I like to wash them, slice them and dip in flour/cornmeal and pan fry.
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mytmouz
I like to substitute them for potatoes with my 'possum bake. When it's time for dinner, I set the pan outside for the critters and go to Outback...
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tinkertoys
mytmouz said:
I like to substitute them for potatoes with my 'possum bake. When it's time for dinner, I set the pan outside for the critters and go to Outback...
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You don' know what is good!!!!!!!!! I bet you don't eat squash, zucinni, or orka either.
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tinkertoys said:
You don' know what is good!!!!!!!!! I bet you don't eat squash, zucinni, or orka either.
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I do, just not with Parsnips...:ROF
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sharkey
Hate to sound dumb, but what is a parsnip?

Thanks,
Bob
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SonnyT
it is a white root vegetable. Similar looking to a carrot but with a completely different taste. I like mine boiled some and then pan fried in butter! :trink40:
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