Cumin Roast Celeriac and Parsnips | Abel & Cole
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Keep the veg water to make stock or better steam the veg
Nice! Would be perfect for American Thanksgiving. Keep cooking. Blessings ChefMike
Thanks chef mike !
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Looks amazing, thank you and I'm going to give it a try tomorrow!
We absolutely agree, Mark. Let us know how it goes! *Jim
Jamie Oliver would advise you not to peel the Parsnips as there is so much goodness in the skins. But I do like the sound of this recipe so thanks for it.
How long do have you boil the celeriac and parsnips for? Is it 4 or 14 minutes
Hi there, the recipe does call for the celeriac to be parboiled for around 2 minutes. The majority of the cooking will be done in the over. Hope that helps! Best, Sam.
Thanks for this recipe. As I have diabetes I am substituting potatoes with celeriac and sweet potatoes to keep the carbs down. I think I might try briefly microwaving the raw veges rather than boil them
I have never heard of this combination. Work a lot with all the ingredients... i dont cook a lot at home but im so tempted to try this one :) thanks for posting
I love it! Thanks!!!
That's alright. If you end up making any then please do keep us updated on how it goes. *Jim
I have already tried to cook the cumin celeriac, I had no parsnips, but it was still delicious!
Celeriac is so under-used, it's lovely to hear we've converted another cook. *Wendy