As a matter of fact grab a pound of each.Slice in half, with ancient parsnips use a meat slicer.
Throw them on a cookie tray. Sprinkle them with olive oil, rosemary and thyme. Roast them in a 350 degree oven until they smell ready. Alternate, throw them in a roasting dish. My sister Donna bought us the
greates;t Le Cruset the enamel Dutch oven in Orange. This really looks nice. Add potatoes, garlic, dill, honey, olive oil. Maybe cheese and breadcrumbs depends on what you are having and who is eating.
Tonight! Honey Roasted Parsnip Bisque. By Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh from Food.com
We found we had parsnips when shopping at the local Amish farmer's market and I said, "Look at those leaves, I have been calling them lovage...." A step up from last year when I was convinced that they were celery root.
Found this wonderful article about Parsnip, Lovage and Hogweed- In fact they are related!.. and to Celery, Carrot and Parsley, too. Like one of my family reunions....
Yesterday was Teacher's Day. Today is Principal Day.
Principal (adjective or noun) conveys the meaning of "primary" or "chief" - like [as adjective] e.g. the principal aim of a series of tasks,or [as noun] the principal of a school. It is also used as the chief part of a loan (i.e., not the interest), as in apply the extra $50 in this month's mortgage payment toward the principal.
Principle (noun [only!]) is a rule, law or general truth. The principles of mathematics
My favorite is my Uncle John.
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