Parsley Root c/s, 1/4 oz
Parsley is one of the most widely used culinary herbs in the world, although the herb is also classified as a vegetable and spice. Like many of its cousins in the carrot family of plants, parsley is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals. The fresh taste of the leaf lends versatility. In fact, parsley pairs well with most foods and with many other herbs and spices. The root, sometimes referred to as Dutch parsley, adds concentrated parsley flavor to soups, stews and sauces. Both parsley leaf and parsley root are suitable to prepare as tea and to use to make tinctures.
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Parsley root is just what it sounds like—the root vegetable of the leafy green most people are familiar with as a culinary herb. Parsley root, also known as Hamburg parsley and Dutch parsley, is commonly prepared as a vegetable throughout Europe just like carrot.
The dried, cut and sifted root adds flavor to soups and stews similar to a cross between celery and parsnip.
