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Creamy parsnip soup is the perfect comforting dish for chilly days. The recipe is pretty simple. You start by sauteing some ...

Parsnips nutrition . These root veggies aren’t just a flavor-packed addition to your fall and winter dinner rotation, but they bring a ton of nutrients to the table, too.

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Cultivated parsnips have plenty of health benefits, but you should avoid picking wild parsnips. Wild parsnip is nearly identical, but it has far more furanocoumarin compounds in its stems and sap.

Wild parsnip closely resembles its harmless cousin, wild carrot (also known as Queen Anne's lace), but its sap can burn the skin when exposed to sunlight, leaving painful blisters.

Parsnips can be 10 to 12 inches long, so be careful not to break them when harvesting. It is best to dig them up with a spading fork. For fall-dug roots, a root cellar is the best storage option.