parsnips
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parsnips
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
Called Parsnips in the US too
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
The one to look out for is Swede = Rutabaga
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by dan_alford
They are parsnips. Some of the more upmarket ( e.g. nice part of town) Kroger's have them here in Memphis.
The one to look out for is Swede = Rutabaga
The one to look out for is Swede = Rutabaga
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Our local publix all have parsnips. they're a clear plastic bag, with blue ends (the bags not the parsnips)
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental.
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
For the future, if you're that keen on parsnips, you might want to grow them.
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
Our supermarket has them under "exotic vegetables"
The accompanying blurb says to boil them
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by Elvira
Our supermarket has them under "exotic vegetables"
The accompanying blurb says to boil them
The accompanying blurb says to boil them
NC penguin...i cant grow them, my back garden is full of a pool.
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
exotic, lmao thats really funny.
NC penguin...i cant grow them, my back garden is full of a pool.
NC penguin...i cant grow them, my back garden is full of a pool.
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by bettyboop80
are parsnips called something else here? i just went to 2 different shops and they didnt have any and when i asked in case i was missing them they looked at me like i was mental. I really want to make a roast this weekend and have got to have some roast parsnips!
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What's the problem, do you feed them to cows or pigs, They're not fit for human consumption.
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Re: parsnips
Originally Posted by paddingtongreen
What's the problem, do you feed them to cows or pigs, They're not fit for human consumption.
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Originally Posted by NC Penguin
My local grocery stores (Harris Teeter & Kroger) sell parsnips and they are labelled as parsnips. They're even sold year round.
For the future, if you're that keen on parsnips, you might want to grow them.
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For the future, if you're that keen on parsnips, you might want to grow them.
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