Not exact matches
This recipe for
roasted fall vegetables requires
just one - pan (easy clean - up!
At the time, I was coming home from work to an always empty house, laying on the floor for an hour to re-calibrate from my day, working myself into a 30 minute or so run, and then reading a couple food blogs over dinner (usually a sweet potato,
roasted during that run, with black beans, salsa, and a pile of greens), working another couple hours
just to survive the next school day, and
falling into bed into a deep and dreamless sleep before my alarm clock wrenched me out and up and into another day that was much the same.
Simple
roasted butternut squash,
just tossed with olive oil and salt, makes a classic
fall side dish.
Wonderful and sweet
just by themselves but these carrots make the perfect accompaniment to succulent pork
roast for a tasty
fall meal.
We are now if full
fall mode, where
roasts are more likely to grace your dinner table, and if you have any questions or
just want to learn more about it — check out their Facebook page today where they will be talking about how to pick
roasts out, how to cook them, etc..
My favorite
fall foods include any squashes, especially butternut and pumpkin, made into soups or
just roasted and eaten with a salad like this kale one!
With
just three essential ingredients, this
roasted butternut squash soup is a perfect gluten - free, dairy - free, paleo soup for
fall.
Still super easy...
just more
fall - ish with the addition of mashed sweet potato, pumpkin seed oil, wintry bourbon and Now Foods» honey
roasted pecans.
* Sniffle * I
just used the last of my frozen
roasted pumpkin puree from the
Fall pumpkin harvest But oh looky here — the pumpkin puree was sure put to yummy use!
it's worth making even on its own for topping, dipping, licking, or however your sauce fantasies play themselves out, but it lends itself well to full - meal affairs since most of its time demands are passive in the form of a relaxed simmer on the stovetop, requiring from you
just the occasional swipe with a spatula or turning of a knob, allowing plenty of opportunity for
roasting gourds and simmering grains for a wholesome, fancy feeling
fall bowl that comes together seamlessly and rewards richly.
Few side dishes are better on a cool
fall evening than
roasted acorn squash sweetened with
just a little honey and made even mellower with nutmeg and fresh sage leaves.
I
roast a lot during the
fall and winter but I
just used my last jar the other day.
Coat your pork shoulder with a sweet mustard glaze then slow -
roast for soft, tender meat that
just falls apart
But after the first couple batches of
roasted vegetables in the
fall, I start to crave variety in the form of sauces, toppings, or
just some extra citrus and herbs.
And with all of the
roasted vegetables, it
just screams
fall to me.
There's something about having a bonfire and
roasting marshmallows that
just makes me realize that
fall is finally here.
Baked Brie with Apples, Pecans, & Maple Syrup ~ this dish gathers together so many
fall favorites... with gooey molten cheese and maple syrup, caramelized apples and crunchy
roasted pecans, it's no wonder people
just want to hang out by...