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Glazed Parsnips
Photo: flickr user
jbcurio
Ingredients
455 grams
parsnips
1 tablespoon
seasoned flour
30 grams white fat or dripping
30 grams soft
brown sugar
2 teaspoons
white wine vinegar
or
tarragon vineg
1 pch each of
paprika
and
cinnamon
Preparation
1
Set the oven at Gas Mark 6 400 degrees F 200 degrees C.
Peel
trim
and
halve
the parsnips.
2
Cook in
boiling
salted
water until halfcooked.
3
Drain.
4
If the parsnips are very large
halve
them again.
5
Toss in
seasoned
flour.
6
Heat
the white fat or dripping in a
roasting
tin then add the parsnips.
7
Baste
well then
bake
for 20 to 25 minutes until almost tender.
8
Put all the remaining ingredients into a small pan and
heat
until the butter
melts
and the sugar
dissolves
.
9
Pour over the parsnips and cook for a further 10 to 15 minutes
basting
frequently.
10
Serve
immediately.
11
Note: the parsnips are delicious
served
with
roast
poultry or a joint.
12
Serves
6
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Yield:
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Added:
December 15, 2009
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