This is the parsnip method that turns a humble root veg into the best thing on the roast plate. A quick parboil with baking soda roughs up the edges, a light flour coating locks in the crunch, and a screaming-hot tray of oil does the rest. The result: shatteringly crispy outsides, soft fluffy middles, and that golden-brown finish you usually only get at a Sunday pub lunch. A no-fuss winter side that quietly steals the show.
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