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By rivera4105
on May 17, 2012
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Very good!!! I was so impressed that I could sneak in parsnips without my kids knowing, which isn't easy!! We loved it!
By Rhizopus
San Antonio, TX
on August 19, 2011
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I made this sauce exactly as described; except instead of whole cloves ground, I used powdered clove from a bottle. I wanted a very mild clove flavor and that's why I went that route. The sauce is very delicious, tastes nutritious and fresh. My only small hangup is that the orange is a bit strong, and stays on the palette for quite some time. Next time I will leave out the zest. Pair this sauce with a protein the goes well with a citrus and warm spice flavor.
By simplydown_12890658
COTTAGE GROVE, 89
on May 25, 2010
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Thanks so much for this recipe. I was so excited to find some parsnip recipes that are not stews. I used apples instead of pears since that's what I had on hand. I also subbed cinnamon for cardamon since I didn't have any of that. Looking forward to trying some of Alton's other parsnip recipes.
By astatusquoexile...
Colchester, 45
on February 17, 2010
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The only change I made was using ginger instead of cloves because I really like pears with ginger. I had it with latkes, it was perfect.
By eskydell_11968734
Skokie, 52
on July 05, 2009
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Easy and absolutely fantastic! I would make this again any time. The clove and cardamom were a little too strong for my kids (1 and 3 years so next time I'll either leave those out or cut them down. For adults, though, I'd follow the recipe exactly - it's a lovely, sophisticated fruit sauce.
By joni_11923298
Charlotte, NC
on June 14, 2009
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We made this pearsnip sauce but were unable to find pears...go figure...so we purchased golden delicious apples and continued with the recipe verbatim. WOW what a great side dish...we are serving it with the Molasses Coffee Marinated Pork and have substituted chops for loin...more on how the loin turns out! Easy, easy, easy and totally delicious!