Parsnip Gratin with Emmental and Fresh Thyme - The Taste Edit

Parsnip Gratin with Emmental and Fresh Thyme

by TheTasteEdit
Make this healthier than potato gratin, the best Parsnip Gratin recipe made with melty Emmental or gruyere cheese, fresh thyme, and caramelized onions. The perfect gluten-free vegetarian side dish that you can make in one pan.

 

How do you like to eat parsnips? These delicious root vegetables are usually a bit sweeter than carrots and we often add them to our chicken soup, but lately, we’ve been making this parsnip gratin inspired by Nigel Slater. It’s easy to make in a skillet - just pop it into the oven and serve alongside a roasted chicken, pork tenderloin, or steak along with a simple salad. This is enough for about four servings. You could also take it a step farther and make it even more decadent by using melted duck fat or schmaltz in place of the butter.

 

 

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