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Storing Parsnips

Started by fitzsie, February 06, 2015, 14:29:08

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fitzsie

Just dug up my last parsnips as I needed to clear the ground. I have 4 short but very thick parsnips but I'm not going to be able to use them all at once. What is the best method of storage for them? I haven't washed them just brushed some of the wet soil off them.
Bring back Spotty Dog........

fitzsie

Bring back Spotty Dog........

ancellsfarmer

Just leave them topped on the ground, away from wind and sun. Going to store there for 2/4 weeks at least. Have some "post Christmas" clearance bags @ 5p (1Kg) from Tesco just outside the back door. Cant grow them for that!
Freelance cultivator qualified within the University of Life.

fitzsie

Ancellsfarmer , I'm going to sound stupid here but what do mean by "topped" :happy7:
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ancellsfarmer

Trimmed of foliage. Otherwise they will shrink due to transpired moisture.
Freelance cultivator qualified within the University of Life.

saddad

After that they store well peeled, frozen...  :wave:

Clayhithe

Turn them into parsnip soup
(Lots of recipes on the interweb)
And freeze in batches
Good gardening!

John

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