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Immediately season generously with the sea salt, crushing it in your fingertips as you sprinkle it on. The parsnips may appear soft as you remove them from the oil, but once drained they will dry out and Serve as soon as they are all cooked. Top tip for making Mark Hix's parsnip crisps with sea salt.
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I tried that too, and like the crisps better grated with a medium coarse grater. I think they look prettier that way too. Ina also calls for kosher salt combined with the cheese mixture - which is. Begin layering parsnips, onion, gruyere and a little thyme.
It's OK if this bottom and middle part is a little messy. Reserve some of the larger more uniform pieces of parsnip for the top and arrange in nice, even, overlapping rows. The ones who nourish us in their own special way. Using a sharp mandoline (the Japanese ones are the best),slice the parsnips lengthways as. This roast parsnip recipe makes delicious crisp parsnips, fit for a lovely Christmas lunch!
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