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Parsnip  Parsnips are cousins to carrots, celery, and fennel. A root vegetable that when steamed have a sweet nutty flavor that combines well with many dishes.  Sliced dipped in batter and fried, steamed or parboiled and baked they are sometimes mixed with potatoes or served on their own.  If steamed they should be steamed in their skins for best flavor.   If plain boiled, they require a strong sauce. Store at a low temperature

Nutrition  1, 5 oz. serving = 90 calories

Flavor Compatibility and Condiments   Soups, seafood, lamb, pork, beef, nutmeg, fennel, celery, carrots, turnips

1 lb. parsnips = 3 servings
1 lb. parsnips = about 1 2/3 cups chopped or sliced
                                                                  

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