In the bleak midwinter, it can be tough to get inspired by the veggies that are in season…or were recently enough to have lasted until now in cold storage. Root vegetables are traditionally served in the winter, being hardy enough to withstand months in a cool place. Fortunately, although they’re not often celebrated for their fresh, lustrous image like other seasonable veggies tend to be, root vegetables are sweet and delicious, perfect for roasting, braising, sauteing, grilling – even grated into salads and baked goods.
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Hearty Chicken & Vegetable Stew
Loaded with turnips and parsnips, this winter stew is pure comfort - and a great use of woody winter veg.
Babble has the recipe!
Julie Van Rosendaal writes and talks about food — the author of 5 best-selling cookbooks, she's food editor of Parents Canada magazine, CBC Radio columnist and a freelance writer. Her award-winning blog, Dinner with Julie, documents life in her home kitchen in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with her husband and 7-year-old son.
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