Parsley is so much more than a garnish. Here & Now resident chef Kathy Gunst shares six recipes. (Kathy Gunst) Do you think of parsley as a decoration? For Here & Now resident chef Kathy Gunst, ...

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Separate the parsley leaves from the stalks (both are used in the soup, so there’s no waste). Melt the butter in a large saucepan over a medium heat, add the onions and the parsley stalks and cook for ...

When it comes to the winter diet, hot soups are always a good idea. They are healthy, easy to digest, and full of nutrition. If you are bored of regular tomato, corn, or mushroom soups, this healthy ...

One of the best dinners that you can make with the vegetables you probably already have on hand doesn’t even require a pot of boiling water. Just a pot of simmering water. It’s rustic, beautiful ...

Parsley is one of those ingredients cooks take for granted. Few people think of parsley for its flavor. But there is one type of parsley, cultivated especially for its roots, that tastes terrific.

You may look at the quantity of parsley in my soup recipe and think it's a mistake, but you really will need a good six bunches to make this intense, but moreish, bright green soup. I would suggest ...

Cut the stalks off the parsley and chop them. Split the leaves into two portions and roughly chop one half. Melt the butter in a heavy-bottomed pan and add the potato, onion and stalks. Cook over a ...

Celebrated chef and restaurateur, Mark Hix MBE champions British producers, home-grown ingredients and simple but stunning dishes. Cooking with sustainable fish species is just one of his specialities ...