Parsley Roots – Petroselinum crispum

Description

Parsley is considered an herb, a vegetable and a spice, and is the most popular of any of these designations across the globe. Dried parsley flakes preserve the bright green color and celery-like flavor of the leaf of the plant.

Use as a seasoning and garnish for just about anything and everything edible.
cosmetic Tincture or infuse in oil for use in soaps, lotions and other body care products.
culinary Add generously to salads, soups, stews, rice, pasta, potatoes and other cooked foods to enhance flavor.
household Infuse in hot water, witch hazel or vinegar for use in making homemade cleaners.
aromatic Parsley is used in perfumery. Parsley is a member of the carrot family and is the most popular herb in the world. What most people don?t know is that the leaf is highly nutritious. In fact, parsley is a good source of alpha-linolenic acid, beta-carotene, folic acid, calcium and vitamins A, B-12, C and K.

Use the powdered herb as you would dried flakes?for seasoning foods. Parsley powder can also be encapsulated as a dietary supplement. cosmetic Incorporate into homemade soaps, salves, lotions and creams. Parsley is also used in products formulated for the hair.
culinary Sprinkle directly into smoothies, soups, casseroles and in other foods. The powder may also be encapsulated as a dietary supplement.
aromatic Use in incense blends.
industrial Parsley is used in the cosmetic and fragrance industries.
Safety: Do not take excessive amounts of parsley as it may become toxic. Do not take the seeds if you’re pregnant or have kidney disease. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.