Dehydrated Parsnip Crisps

parsnip vegan crisps

The humble parsnip. This sweet vegetable is a staple in our fridge for anything that calls for roasted vegetables. I love a roasted parsnip, it’s one of my favourite sides with a nut roast. Unfortunately, I struggle to think of other things to cook with it! (Suggestions welcome in the comments…) This does mean that more often than not there is a lonely parsnip convalescing at the bottom of the vegetable drawer.

Fear not! This simple recipe will turn your parsnips into tasty vegetable crisps in no time.

Top and tail your parsnip and then slice it thinly, you can use a knife or a mandolin. I would recommend going length ways down your parsnip for maximum surface area – these bad boys are going to shrink like you wouldn’t believe.

Parsnip preparation complete.

Next, pour one tablespoon of olive oil over your parsnips. Then sprinkle two teaspoons of thyme, a teaspoon of oregano and a teaspoon of salt into the tub. Stick the lid on and shake, shake, shake! It won’t take long for your parsnips to have a lovely, even coating of herbs and oil.

A generous sprinkling of herbs for your parsnip crisps.

Lay your parsnips out across the dehydrator trays, you could get away with laying them much closer together than I did if you have more parsnip to use up. Like I said, these will shrink a lot!

Load up that dehydrator!

Set your dehydrator to work, 68°c for five hours should do the trick. If you have thicker or larger slices of parsnip they may need a little longer.

Finished parsnip crisps!

And there you have it, a super easy way to make use of those lonely, little, left-over parsnips.

I would love to see what you make of my dehydrated vegetable crisp recipe for your parsnips. If you do make them, get in touch. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below or tag me in a photo on Instagram so I can see you creations.

Snackalina out. x

Published by snackalinaeats

I am a creative snacker, living in the south of England with my boyfriend and our two dogs. I can't eat gluten, this was a bit of a set back for me on the vegan train. I am collating a collection of recipes, some are quick and easy, others take a bit more time. It can be so disheartening trying to do both vegan and gluten-free at the same time and, although it is getting easier to buy products, cooking from scratch is almost always the cheapest and most nutritious option.

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