Parsnips!!!

Callie22

I normally roast them with some honey and grain mustard, but I really love Delia's parmesan parsnips, which freeze really well.

Butterfly_Brain

I just peel and halve mine or chop for soups or mashing, then I just get a bag out when needed.
We like parsnip and carrot mash on top of cottage pie, makes a lovely change from potatoes.
Parsnip, apple and bacon soup is a favourite with all of us as are Parsnip and Cheese pasties

camNolliesMUMMY

I got quit a few hen they where reduced in tesco and all I I'd was peel and chop them lengthways, i didn't blanche just bagged and frozen them, every Sunday I take out ow many I need and roast as usual.
I've had them for four weeks and they taste fine

lally666young

Parsnip curry, very rich and sweet at the same time.

sillyinthepast

No one in my house likes parsnips apart from me;). What I do apart from the usual adding them to a roast is boil them with potatoes, carrots, leeks and mash them all together. Make them into patties, fry them off and then freeze. We have them with sausages and beans.

scaredy_cat

lally666young wrote: »

Parsnip curry, very rich and sweet at the same time.

you have reminded me - sweet potato, carrot and parsnip curry is very nice and quite cheap!

this is the recipe i use - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=42487786&postcount=34

though i use 1 sachet of creamed coconut rather than getting a tin which the remaining milk would go to waste.

xx_Jo_xx

Love the sound of parsnip curry, can someone share their recipe?

Also, I notice there is a recipe on the Grocery Challenge board for Curried PArnsip soup but it uses a jar of curry sauce... does anyone have a recipe that doesnt use a jar of sauce?

Thank you in advance if you can help?

baconandcabbage

Boil them with carrots and mash together yummy with gravy

rachelww1

I bought a massive bag of parsnips reduced to 17p as it was cheaper than buying just a couple to have with our roast. I don't like curried parsnip soup, so any ideas what to do with the rest of them?

ariba10

Prepare them, then freeze them for future use.