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Parsnips

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Cooking and Dining in Medieval England

By Peter Brears

Published 2008

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The medieval word for the parsnip in Old High German and Dutch was pastinak, derived from the Latin pastenaca. It is by this name that they appear in medieval English recipes for composts and fritters. They were scraped, cut into pieces, rinsed in hot water, and simmered 20 minutes in either stock or water with a little olive oil and saffron.97

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