25.3.21

PAN SEARED PARSNIPS

I had huge parsnips from our garden; as I recall I only used two for this recipe. From smaller parsnips I estimate about six to eight or 2 cups sliced is needed.

PAN SEARED PARSNIPS 
6 to 8 parsnips, 
2+1 Tbsp light olive oil [not extra virgin] 
1 tsp dried marjoram or oregano 
salt to taste

  • Peel the parsnips and cut out the woody centers if any.
  • Slice them to 2 to 3 mm thickness.
  • Heat 2 Tbsp light olive oil in a large non stick fry pan on medium heat.
  • Spread the parsnip slices around the pan.
  • Drizzle with the remaining oil and sprinkle with salt and marjoram.
  • Toss to coat evenly.
  • Slow fry, gently turning the parsnip slices over a few times until they get a golden color. The sugar in the parsnip will caramelize. There is no need to add liquid; the parsnip will sweat a little. Don’t leave them though; sliced parsnips don’t take long to cook. 


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