Chef Morrow's in the house, flipping over
Lizzy's Review this week! I'll be whipping up magic in
the kitchen with my trusty cameraman, Fairday, and we plan to enchant your taste buds with an appetizing dish. I appreciate creative vision when
it comes to putting together a delicious, healthy meal, and the
The Recipe Hacker by Diana Keuilian has delightful recipes, presented with style.
Fairday and I enjoyed picking out a recipe to review, and we chose
Baked Parsnip Fries. These treats are not only tasty, but
they are good for you! Dipped in natural ketchup or something different, like Fairday's choice of feta dill salad dressing, parsnip fries are perfect served with a sandwich or as a fun snack during a movie. I made a larger portion, so the whole family was able to get their fill of these fabulous fries.
Stop by Friday for a chat with Diana Keuilian. We're certain to uncover a few more culinary secrets, and find out the story behind the story.
Bon appetit!
~ Mr. Morrow
Here’s what you need for Baked Parsnips:
- 2 large parsnips
- 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary, minced
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Dash of sea salt and black pepper
- ½ teaspoon sweet paprika
Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper.
Peel the parsnips and trim the ends. Cut each parsnip in half, horizontally, then make 2 cuts in each direction to create 9 sticks. In a large bowl toss the parsnip fries with the rosemary, garlic, olive oil, sea salt, pepper and sweet paprika.
Spread the fries over your prepared baking sheet. Roast for 10 minutes, flip, and then roast for another 10-15 minutes, until browned and crispy.
Serve with natural ketchup and enjoy!
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Ooh, this looks really good. And easy. I'm going to have to try them.
ReplyDeleteNatalie- They were so easy and delicious! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI have never tried these but since I am giving up potatoes for a while, I think these are a great idea to try... :)
ReplyDeleteLaunna- If you are giving up potatoes, then it is the perfect time to try this tasty alternative. You will be hooked! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteFantastic..looks fabulous..love parsnips...gorgeous pictures too. Thanks for sharing a wonderful recipe! Wishing you a beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteVictoria
Thanks for your beautiful comment, Victoria. If you already love parsnips, then you will be so happy when you give this recipe a try. So glad you enjoyed the post and photos. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI tried this a couple of weeks ago and it was heaven. So easy to make and absolutely delicious. I can recommend this to anyone.
ReplyDeleteVanessa- So awesome that you recently tried parsnip fries. What a treat! I think everyone should give them a try. So tasty! Thanks for sharing your experience. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI'd never thought of turning parsnips into fries. They look really good! :) I wish you'd shared some photos with the two of you in them. It's always fun to cook with someone.
ReplyDeleteMolly- I had never thought of turning parsnips into fries either. So glad I read the recipe and gave them a try. We will be having them again very soon. I agree that cooking with someone is lots of fun! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteThese look DELISH! I've done something like this with sweet potatoes but never thought of parsnips (and parsnips is such more of a fun word to say!). I wonder if I could convert my son to these. Will certainly try. :)
ReplyDeleteDonna- They are delish! I bet you will be able to convert your son to these- they are really so good and my whole family loved them. If you make them I would love to hear how your son liked them. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteMm. Those do look good. I tried Parmesan zucchini not too long ago, and that was definitely worth doing too. Ah, healthy alternatives...
ReplyDeleteCrystal- It is such fun to try healthy alternatives, especially when the recipe is just as easy as the unhealthy version! Parmesan zucchini sounds quite tasty! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteYum, yum and yum. A mixture of these and sweet potato chips would be addictive.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child- Definitely addictive! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI will make these. I am going grain-free and making the family go with me (even though, they think they might die from it). HA. I am making zucchini spaghetti noodles and cauliflower rice. So this would be right down my alley. LOVE the photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteRobyn- It sounds like you are finding some wonderful alternatives to other foods your family likes. Definitely make the parsnip fries! Cauliflower rice sounds good. I have had cauliflower potatoes before and after fussing with the recipe a bit they were a big hit. Zucchini spaghetti is such a great alternative to pasta. So glad you enjoyed the photos. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI've seen something like this on pinterest actually but with potatoes. I have no idea what parsnips are but they look so yummy! I actually think I will make these. I was just today trying to figure out how to add some healthy food I would enjoy into my diet.
ReplyDeleteAdriana- Parsnips are a root vegetable, which is closely related to carrots and parsley. This would be a great healthy treat to add into your diet. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteSounds yummy...and healthier than French fries!
ReplyDeleteStephanie- Definitely yummy and way healthier than French fries. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI bet they taste better than they sound! Parsnip...
ReplyDeletePatty- They do! I think you will love them! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI had no idea what parsnip looked like (somehow I thought it was a garnish thing??), but these look tasty!!
ReplyDeleteMeradeth- There are so many different recipes for parsnips. I liked this one because you still feel like you are eating a fry, but you are eating a vegetable and they taste so much better than fries. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteOh wow, I have never made homemade French fries before! I think it is because we have a chip shop so close to home. But tomorrow my friends are all coming over, so if I make these today and they are successful, we might have something nice to snack on!
ReplyDeleteOlivia- I guess living close to a chip shop would definitely make it easy to go out for fries. If you had a chance to make these I hope you enjoyed them! They are definitely a healthier alternative to regular fries. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI've never had parsnip fries. I'm not even sure I've had parsnips. This looked good, though, and it sounds easy to make.
ReplyDeleteShannon- These are super easy to make and very tasty. If you haven't had parsnips before this would be an excellent place to start. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteAlong with baked beetroot one of my favourite savoury snacks .... delicious.
ReplyDeleteTracy- Sounds delicious! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteInteresting! I really do need to find better alternatives for food that I love. :)
ReplyDeleteShooting Stars Mag- This is an easy and delicious one to start with . :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteSounds good! I'll give this one a shot! :)
ReplyDeleteJemi- You will love them! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteYum... I'm making these. I'll have to check out the book!
ReplyDeleteFT Bradley- Enjoy! Can't wait to hear your thoughts on them! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI've never eaten a parsnip. These sound good, though.
ReplyDeleteCarol- A great way to try parsnips and a new recipe. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteHmmm, looks good. I've never had them, but would like to try them.
ReplyDeleteMedeia- They are so good! I hope you get to try them soon. :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteI haven't tried parsnip fries yet but they sound good, especially with the addition of sweet paprika.
ReplyDeleteClaudine- I loved the addition of the sweet paprika. Very tasty! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteParsnips are one of my favourite vegetables, and this sounds like the perfect way to enjoy them. Thank you for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteBarbara- You will love trying one of your favorite vegetables in fry form. Delicious! And much healthier! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteOh those look yummy! I don't think I've ever had a parsnip before. Hrms. Might need to try those :D
ReplyDeleteAnna- A great way to try two new things at once. Enjoy! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteSounds so good!!
ReplyDeleteGloria- They are! :) ~Mr. Morrow
DeleteHeidi- I love that your sister introduced this healthier treat to you. I think including them in a barbecue is an excellent idea~ :) ~Mr. Morrow
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeleteJ Lenni Dorner- Thanks for visiting! :) ~L
DeleteYum! I'm making them for my kids tomorrow !!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn- I hope the love them! :) Mr. M.
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