Parsnips, a relative of carrots, provide vitamins C, E and K. Their potassium and antioxidants may help prevent cancer.

But there are only so many ways to roast a parsnip or boil a cabbage. To help you come up with new ideas to add to your winter cooking rotation, we spoke to chefs for their top tips on livening up ...

This easy, creamy parsnip soup is made extra-filling with the addition of chunky croûtons. Start with the basic 4-ingredient recipe, and take it from there. Add the gruyère if you want a touch ...

What are parsnips, exactly, and how do you use them in recipes? Read on to learn more about this underrated vegetable, plus how to buy, store, and eat them at home, according to culinary ...

In fact, one cup of raw parsnips has about 23 milligrams of vitamin C, about 26% of your daily recommended intake (DRI). Cooking parsnips (boiled, drained, without salt) reduces their vitamin C ...

Place the parsnips and onions in a large pan over a medium heat with one tablespoon of olive oil, then cover and cook for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the garlic and ginger, then scatter ...