PARSLEY ROOT 
PARSNIPS PEAS POKEWEED POTATOES PUMPKIN
Parsley Root
Also called Hamburg Parsley and Turnip-Rooted Parsley
THE BASICS
This parsley subspecies is grown for its beige, carrotlike root, which tastes like a carrot-celery cross. It's used in parts of Europe in soups, stews and simply as a vegetable.
Parsley Root in HOT SIDE DISHES
Mashed Parsley Root & Sweet Potato 15min/30min – WW1 - NetCarb9
Parsnips
THE BASICS
Europeans brought the parsnip to the United States in the early 1600s. Fresh parsnips are available year-round with the peak period during fall and winter; the first frost of the year converts the parsnip's starch to sugar and gives it a pleasantly sweet flavor. Look for small to medium, well-shaped roots and refrigerate in a plastic bag for up to 2 weeks.
Should we remove the cores from parnips? Probably
Parsnips in HOT SIDE DISHES
Parsnip Fries 20min/55min – WW3 - NetCarb23 ♥
Parsnip Pear Pur&ecute;e 15min/35min – WW4 – NetCarb25 ♥
Roasted Parsnips with Pine Nuts 10min/50min – WW2/WW5 - NetCarb15-17
Parsnips in SOUP
Kitchen Parade recipes
Creamy Wild Rice Soup 35min/65min - WW3 - NetCarb33 ♥
Hunger Moon Parsnip Soup 15min/45min – WW3 - NetCarb22/24
Parsnips in SWEETS!
“Surprise Inside” Spice Cupcakes 40min/3hrs – WW4/WW8 - NetCarb31/48 ♥
Peas
Including English Peas (the common garden pea, also called Green Peas) which are eaten removed from their pods;
Including Pod Peas such as Snow Peas (also called Chinese Snow Peas) and Sugar Snap Peas (also called Sugar Peas) that are completely edible and eaten whole
See also Chickpeas (Garbanzo Beans)
THE BASICS
Along with beans, lentils, peanut and soybeans, peas are legumes. The common garden pea (often just labeled 'peas') are best purchased frozen, unless they can be picked and consumed within 2 to 3 days. Snow peas are almost translucent with thin, crisp pods with tiny tender seeds. Both tips of a snow pea should be pinched off just before using. Sugar snap peas are a cross between English Peas and Snow Peas.
Keep sugar snap peas on hand for healthful snack attacks
Peas in HOT SIDE DISHES
English Peas with Fresh Mint 10min/20min – WW2 - NetCarb12 ♥
Peas with Chili Lime Butter 2-12min/20min – WW2 - NetCarb11
Sugar Snaps, Carrots & Peppers 20min/35min - WW1 - NetCarb5 ♥
Sugar Snap Peas with Lemon Butter 10min/20 min – WW0 - NetCarb4 ♥
Sugar Snap Peas with Soy Sauce 5min/10min - WW1 - NetCarb6 ♥
Peas in COLD SIDE DISHES & VEGETABLE SALADS
Kitchen Parade recipes
Wild Rice Salad 30min/60min - WW1 - NetCarb12 ♥
Summer Dill Salad 15min/2 hours – WW1 ♥
Peas in SOUP
Kitchen Parade recipes
Turkey Sweet Potato Soup 20min/40min - WW3/WW4 - NetCarb18 ♥
Very Very Green Pea Soup 15min/45min - WW2 - NetCarb17 ♥
East African Pea Soup 15min/60min – WW2/NetCarb20 ♥
Peas in MAIN DISHES
Kitchen Parade recipes
Cashew Chicken Curry 35min/90min - WW3 - NetCarb13 ♥
Quick Supper: Cornmeal Catfish with Warm Potato Salad 20min/30min - WW7 - NetCarb28 ♥
Baked Pasta with Ham, Tomato & Peas 35min/75min - WW3 - NetCarb5/17 ♥
Potato & Ridge Gourd Curry 35min/60-105min – WW4/NetCarb30 ♥
Vegetable Coconut Curry with Shrimp 20min/35min – WW3 - NetCarb9 ♥
RECIPES using CANNED or FROZEN Peas All recipes above are suitable for frozen green peas - they're great!
Marinated Vegetable Salad 15min/24hrs – WW3/NetCarb27 ♥
Pokeweed
THE BASICS
The pokeweeds, also known as poke, pokebush, pokeberry, pokeroot, polk salad, polk sallet, inkberry or ombú, comprise the genus Phytolacca, perennial plants native to North America, South America, East Asia and New Zealand. Pokeweed contains phytolaccatoxin and phytolaccigenin, which are poisonous to mammals. However, the berries are eaten by birds, which are not affected by the toxin. [read more] - Source Wikpedia
Pokeweed in HOT SIDE DISHES
Poke Sallet
Potatoes
See also Sweet Potatoes
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PARSNIPS PEAS POKEWEED POTATOES PUMPKINParsley Root
Also called Hamburg Parsley and Turnip-Rooted Parsley
THE BASICS
This parsley subspecies is grown for its beige, carrotlike root, which tastes like a carrot-celery cross. It's used in parts of Europe in soups, stews and simply as a vegetable.
Parsley Root in HOT SIDE DISHES
Mashed Parsley Root & Sweet Potato 15min/30min – WW1 - NetCarb9
Parsnips
THE BASICS
Europeans brought the parsnip to the United States in the early 1600s. Fresh parsnips are available year-round with the peak period during fall and winter; the first frost of the year converts the parsnip's starch to sugar and gives it a pleasantly sweet flavor. Look for small to medium, well-shaped roots and refrigerate in a plastic bag for up to 2 weeks.
Should we remove the cores from parnips? Probably
Parsnips in HOT SIDE DISHES
Parsnip Fries 20min/55min – WW3 - NetCarb23 ♥
Parsnip Pear Pur&ecute;e 15min/35min – WW4 – NetCarb25 ♥
Roasted Parsnips with Pine Nuts 10min/50min – WW2/WW5 - NetCarb15-17
Parsnips in SOUP
Kitchen Parade recipes
Creamy Wild Rice Soup 35min/65min - WW3 - NetCarb33 ♥
Hunger Moon Parsnip Soup 15min/45min – WW3 - NetCarb22/24
Parsnips in SWEETS!
“Surprise Inside” Spice Cupcakes 40min/3hrs – WW4/WW8 - NetCarb31/48 ♥
Peas
Including English Peas (the common garden pea, also called Green Peas) which are eaten removed from their pods;
Including Pod Peas such as Snow Peas (also called Chinese Snow Peas) and Sugar Snap Peas (also called Sugar Peas) that are completely edible and eaten whole
See also Chickpeas (Garbanzo Beans)
THE BASICS
Along with beans, lentils, peanut and soybeans, peas are legumes. The common garden pea (often just labeled 'peas') are best purchased frozen, unless they can be picked and consumed within 2 to 3 days. Snow peas are almost translucent with thin, crisp pods with tiny tender seeds. Both tips of a snow pea should be pinched off just before using. Sugar snap peas are a cross between English Peas and Snow Peas.
Keep sugar snap peas on hand for healthful snack attacks
Peas in HOT SIDE DISHES
English Peas with Fresh Mint 10min/20min – WW2 - NetCarb12 ♥
Peas with Chili Lime Butter 2-12min/20min – WW2 - NetCarb11
Sugar Snaps, Carrots & Peppers 20min/35min - WW1 - NetCarb5 ♥
Sugar Snap Peas with Lemon Butter 10min/20 min – WW0 - NetCarb4 ♥
Sugar Snap Peas with Soy Sauce 5min/10min - WW1 - NetCarb6 ♥
Peas in COLD SIDE DISHES & VEGETABLE SALADS
Kitchen Parade recipes
Wild Rice Salad 30min/60min - WW1 - NetCarb12 ♥
Summer Dill Salad 15min/2 hours – WW1 ♥
Peas in SOUP
Kitchen Parade recipes
Turkey Sweet Potato Soup 20min/40min - WW3/WW4 - NetCarb18 ♥
Very Very Green Pea Soup 15min/45min - WW2 - NetCarb17 ♥
East African Pea Soup 15min/60min – WW2/NetCarb20 ♥
Peas in MAIN DISHES
Kitchen Parade recipes
Cashew Chicken Curry 35min/90min - WW3 - NetCarb13 ♥
Quick Supper: Cornmeal Catfish with Warm Potato Salad 20min/30min - WW7 - NetCarb28 ♥
Baked Pasta with Ham, Tomato & Peas 35min/75min - WW3 - NetCarb5/17 ♥
Potato & Ridge Gourd Curry 35min/60-105min – WW4/NetCarb30 ♥
Vegetable Coconut Curry with Shrimp 20min/35min – WW3 - NetCarb9 ♥
RECIPES using CANNED or FROZEN Peas All recipes above are suitable for frozen green peas - they're great!
Marinated Vegetable Salad 15min/24hrs – WW3/NetCarb27 ♥
Pokeweed
THE BASICS
The pokeweeds, also known as poke, pokebush, pokeberry, pokeroot, polk salad, polk sallet, inkberry or ombú, comprise the genus Phytolacca, perennial plants native to North America, South America, East Asia and New Zealand. Pokeweed contains phytolaccatoxin and phytolaccigenin, which are poisonous to mammals. However, the berries are eaten by birds, which are not affected by the toxin. [read more] - Source Wikpedia
Pokeweed in HOT SIDE DISHES
Poke Sallet
Potatoes
See also Sweet Potatoes
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Pumpkin
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