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Parsnip Chips Recipe

Ingredients

How to make it

  • Special Equipment: Mandoline, Thermometer
  • In a large pot or Dutch oven, fill to about two-thirds (2/3) with oil.
  • WARNING: DO NOT OVERFILL! Overfilling will cause the oil to bubble up when you place the chips in and may cause it to spill over. This would be bad. It will increase your odds of a small fire or having your flesh bubbled off by scalding hot oil!
  • Over high heat, heat the oil to 350F.
  • While the oil is heating, slice the parsnips thin using a mandoline.
  • Once the oil has reached temperature, lower a handful of parsnips into the oil using a slotted spoon or spider. Cook for 1 min or until the chips are light brown.
  • Remove from the oil and place on paper towels to drain. Sprinkle with salt. Let cool for a 5 min. Serve. Enjoy!
Slice thin.   Close
Heat the oil.   Close
Fry them up. Look for it to brown.   Close
Lay out on paper towels to drian. Also salt while still hot.   Close
No, these are parsnips, not albino carrots.   Close

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  • barbiemensher 5 years ago
    I love making/eating root chips. I use the same technique (slicing with mandolin) for beets, carrots, turnip, sweet potato, celery root... they are so delicious. Sadly they don't stay crispy for very long (30 minutes max). If you know of a way to keep them crisp, let me know.
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  • kismet 5 years ago
    Do you beleive that I could convert this to Carrots as will?
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  • lenora 6 years ago
    This sounds interesting and I also considered doing carrots as well. How about sweet potatoes with a dash of cayenne and coarse sea salt?
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  • magpieno6 6 years ago
    I love the soundof these. I enjoy roasted parsnips with a roast meal, so these should be good.
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  • myhusbandcooks 6 years ago
    Honestly, I have no idea. Never even crossed my mind to do it that way. They are more the consistency of carrots, so I can't see why they wouldn't be easier in the microwave. I'll have to try. Might make them actually healthy your way.
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  • vegalicious 6 years ago
    Do you think it would be possible to prepare them in a microwave instead of the oil like you can with potato chips?
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