parsleyed
USPARS-leed/ˈpɑɹslid/UKPAHS-leed/ˈpɑːslid/
- 1Cooked or served with parsley, typically added as a seasoning or garnish to a dish.
The chef set down a plate of parsleyed new potatoes glistening with melted butter.
A side of parsleyed rice accompanied the roasted lamb.
Note
A kitchen adjective built straight from the noun: parsley plus -ed, the same pattern that gives buttered and salted. It names how a dish was prepared rather than a degree of anything, so it does not compare. Potatoes are parsleyed or they are not, never more parsleyed. It sits most naturally before the noun, as in parsleyed new potatoes, and the spelling keeps the y of parsley.
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Origin
Formed from parsley combined with the suffix -ed.