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Asda Fresh Frozen Roasting ParsnipNewest Review: ... go off so quick, and we decided to give the frozen ones a go. Cook them at 200 degrees for half an hour and they're done. Be ... more More Asda in Food
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by - written on 03/06/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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When it comes to eating a roast, there aren't a lot of nice vegetables out there. I am so bored of carrots I needed something new and this is where the parsnip came in. We've gotten into eating parsnips of late, not just with a roast but also with some chicken and potatoes on their own. It's all very well buying them fresh, but they go off so quick, and we decided to give the frozen ones a go. Cook them at 200 degrees for half an hour and they're done. Be careful though, as they come in quite a variety of sizes, and the smaller ones will burn if you're not careful. Taste-wise, they're just so sweet they're delicious. I often wonder if ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/02/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I absolutely love parsnips but I find they go off quite quickly and by the time I get around to using them they aren't the best of quality. That's why I decided to start buying some frozen veg. I picked up these frozen parsnips from Asda and I must admit I wasn't feeling that optimistic about them but I was pleasantly surprised and have been buying them ever since. The parsnips are cut into lots of different shapes and sizes and are a nice cream colour. On the back of the pack they recommend that you roast them in the oven for around half an hour on 200'C. I usually tend to cook them on a bit higher and for a shorter period of time because once I'm hungry I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/12/08 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Not to repeat what I have previously written in my frozen broccoli review, but the fact that I have now got the parsnips on here demonstrates just how much I am really trying to increase the veg in our diet. Personally I would eat chocolate for every meal of the day, but theres a credit crunch out there, and apparently chocolate is not food, and I've been paying VAT on it all these years!! I digress. So frozen parsnips eh? What else will Asda think of to freeze next. As with most of their frozen veg, theres a photo on the packaging of these golden delicious hot yummy parsnips, and inside there as some essentially oversized wonky ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/04/09 (Very useful, 199 readings)
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**** Introduction **** Having a suprise visit from my in laws this dinner time led me into a state of panic as I was preparing a mini roast dinner for me and my partner, as I was roasting a small joint only big enough to feed me and my partner and maybe a few sandwiches later on. But is was smelling so good the in laws commented which led to the fate full question " Would you like to stay for dinner " to my horror they excepted to i dug through the freezer to see what I had that could pad out the meal and make it look like I actually had enough to feed them. anyway as I reache the bottom of the freezer I cam across these frozen ... Read the complete review
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