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Parsley Salad With Fennel and Horseradish
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- Total Time
- 10 minutes
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Ingredients
- 2fennel bulbs, thinly sliced
- 1large bunch parsley, tender stems and leaves
- ¼cup fresh lemon juice, plus more to taste
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Olive oil, for drizzling
- Fresh horseradish, for grating
Preparation
- Step 1
Toss fennel and parsley together in a medium bowl. Add lemon juice, season with salt and pepper, and toss to coat. Season again with salt, pepper and more lemon juice if you like. (It should be fairly lemony.)
- Step 2
Drizzle with olive oil, toss to coat and grate a bit of fresh horseradish over everything, gently tossing to distribute the horseradish. (Doing it this way prevents clumping.) Transfer to a serving bowl and grate more horseradish over before serving.
- The shaved fennel here provides a bit of bulk and crunch, but, if you can’t find fennel, you could easily use thinly sliced radish, cabbage or celery.
- Fresh horseradish is one of those things that’s more available than you think, inexplicably included among the exotic mushrooms and other “specialty produce” at many chain grocery stores. That said, if you can’t find it, feel free to use a dab of prepared horseradish when tossing the fennel, or simply skip it, and be sure to give a few extra grinds of black pepper to compensate for its heat.
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Cooking Notes
The recipe looks delicious and I am planning to make it. One quibble--it is the horseradish that is the "maror"--bitter herb--while the parsley, which I love as well, is the "karpas," the first fruits so to speak and a symbol of hope and the arrival of spring.
Looks like fennel fronds in the photo
How much horseradish?
Made this tonight to go with matzo ball soup. I used curly parsley. Couldn’t get fennel so used celery and used creamed horseradish because I was busy. This seems like it would be great with leg of lamb or a veal roast or some other fatty cut of meat. Will try again with flat leaf parsley, fresh horseradish and apple like people are recommending, also some dill, which the store was also out of.
The general texture was unpleasant from the parsley/fronds and crunch fennel combo. It was really tough, oddly sharp and a lot of work to chew. The flavors were nice but it would be much better completely minced.
I’ve made this a few times for casual dinner parties where we had heavier meals. Super easy and fresh. I have only made this with the fresh horseradish. It’s really amazing how delicious it is with only a few ingredients.
Easy, deliciously different - very fresh - even if it’s not for Seder. Fresh parsley and removing the big stems is key. Apple slices would be a great add, too!
Made this for seder. It was awful. Even with freshly dug horseradish from my garden.
I made a half recipe and added julienned apple. It’s so good. Granted a vegetarian excuse to eat horseradish gets my attention any time. Don’t think you need to wait for Passover to make this.
Delicious and easy. I added some green cabbage for bulk and plenty of fresh horseradish and pepper.
I've never made this with the horseradish but made it quite a few times with lots of black pepper and really enjoy it. It's a great fresh side. White pepper instead of black pepper also works really well.
Great salad to have as a fresh side. Easy & tasty.
I liked this. I would definitely make it again, really perfect for Passover. Dressing is very good. The grated horseradish is key. I would adjust levels to your crowd.
This is a great salad I made my husband make it and he did it perfectly and it was delicious.
Lovely fresh tasting salad - I meant to make the apple salad on the passover menu and didn't get round to it, so added thinly sliced apple to this one, which was an excellent addition. Didn't have fresh horseradish so added some creamed horseradish from a jar - worked well.
Made as written to serve with short ribs (but didn’t have horseradish). Probably used more olive oil than a drizzle. It was delicious! And outshined the far higher maintenance short ribs.
The photo in the story of this salad looks like it has dill in it but it’s not in the ingredients here. Can Alison please clarify?
Looks like fennel fronds in the photo
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