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 Filling of boiled, mashed parsnip with honey, ginger, spices, lemon and yolks. Open, or with a lattice top. Hartley 1954 suggests decorating with primroses; "A very pretty country dish". Known from literary references back to 1810. Edward Lear provided the following picture in his 'More Nonsense' of 1898: who read the Newspaper and ate Parsnip Pie with his Spectacles.   |
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