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28-11-2022, 05:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 28-11-2022, 05:20 PM by Veggie.)
I have a big clump of parsley in the GH - grown from a supermarket YS plant.
How do you use parsley - apart from parsley sauce and as a decorative sprig beside some fish?
Forgot Tabbouleh - probably because I haven't made it for years. https://feelgoodfoodie.net/recipe/tradit...leh-salad/
Ideas please before it goes yellow/sets seed.
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I grow parsley mainly as a companion plant. I don’t use much of it . I’m not a fan. But it does get used on recipes as & when it called for. Also in salads but sparingly. So I’m not actually a lot of use to you.
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Added to pasta, an egg sandwich, or potato salad.
My (from seed) parsley is still looking rather pathetic, but it's somehow held on unwatered through the summer so I'm hoping it has some good roots and will put on better above ground growth next year.
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Friend of mine used to make parsley wine. I can't see the point in it though as it is rather bland and tasteless to me, the parsley that is. No idea what the wine was like. 
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Disgusting stuff....bin it
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I’ve made pesto with parsley, it was ok but I prefer basil pesto.
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We mostly use it to finish off pasta. I don't like the taste of it raw but added at the end of cooking changes the flavour completely and it adds an extra depth to a dish. We only grow the flat leaf stuff, the giant Italian variety, as I find the curly stuff is tasteless and chewy.
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I love parsley in salad, lots of it. It's great chopped up in mash, pasta, tuna and sweetcorn, fishcakes, meatballs, anything like that really. I just never sprinkle it over food that's served up though, ironically. I use quite a lot of parsley, probably more than any other herb 
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I've just thrown a load in with some mixed grains - that's one stalk used!
Parsley seems to be one of those "Love it or loathe" herbs. I find it a bit strong and overpowering which is why I still have a huge clump of it..
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29-11-2022, 12:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 29-11-2022, 12:45 AM by Scarlet.)
I use quite a bit...I only grow the flat leaf. I usually make a sauce for fish - caper, butter and parsley -Would be good on pasta?
Chop it up and sprinkle in just towards the end of cooking an omelette- love herbs and eggs.
Love it in aubergine/tomato, again with a few capers - will happily eat that on toast
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