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What to do with parsnips?

Roasted, mashed or blitzed into a soup, the root vegetable reveals its full, nutty glory.

Rib-eye with roasted parsnips, anchovies and horseradish

Rob Shaw (main)

Some may call them the ghost of carrots, but parsnips, those mysterious vegetables of autumn and winter, have a sweet, earthy flavour all their own. With these parsnip recipes, we’ve roasted them to reveal their full nutty glory, added them to warm beed stews, or blitzed them into cold weather-appropriate soups.

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Parsnip soup with hazelnut and thyme butter
Photo: Alicia Taylor

Parsnip soup with hazelnut and thyme butter

Photo: Will Horner

Mike McEnearney’s hash with a fried egg

Photo: Ben Dearnley

Miznon’s “intimate” wagyu stew

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Pork schnitzel with parsnip mash
Photo: William Meppem

Pork schnitzel with parsnip mash

Photo: Ben Hansen

Aria Brisbane’s fried Brussels sprouts, parsnips and sherry

Photo: Chris Chen

Gruyère, parsnip and thyme beignets

Photo: Chris Court

Warm roast carrot and parsnip salad with rye croûtons

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Photo: William Meppem

Parsnip and artichoke soup

Roast garlic and parsnip soup with lemon butter and sage

Veal shanks with caramelised onion, Pedro Ximénez and creamed parsnips
Photo: Ben Dearnley

Veal shanks with caramelised onion, Pedro Ximénez and creamed parsnips

Photo: Chris Court

Parsnip and apple soup with crisp Brussels sprouts

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Roast root vegetables with sumac dressing
Photo: John Paul Urizar

Roast root vegetables with sumac dressing

Rib-eye with roasted parsnips, anchovies and horseradish
Photo: Rob Shaw

Rib-eye with roasted parsnips, anchovies and horseradish

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