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Four root stir fry: parsnip, sunchoke, potato and burdock

 
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The first roots of the year (besides potatoes) have come in!

So I cut them up very finely and made them into a stir fry, using olive oil for the frying oil (though butter would have worked nicely too). It tastes very good and smells even better.

How do you like to prepare your permaculture roots?


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A mess of tangled, branching parsnips who grew themselves
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stir frying mixed root perennial vegetables
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With some egg
 
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