Roasting
vegetables in the oven takes fewer than 20 minutes and yields hearty sandwich fillings.
Not exact matches
I was able to make the cheese sauce and cook the beef and
vegetables while the potatoes were
in the
oven, so this dinner
took about an hour to make, start to finish, including baking time.
I paired the roasted cauli with beautifully sweet roasted red pepper — Another
vegetable that benefits from a stint
in the
oven, it gets ultra sweet and
takes on a slightly smoky taste if you leave it
in long enough to pick up a bit of a char.
Keep
in mind I did not say,
take a lot of work, but simply a long time — 4 hours
in the
oven to be exact (that doesn't include the overnight soaking of the beans or the hour and a half to parboil the beans or sauté the
vegetables.)
I would stay away from
vegetables that may
take a little longer to cook as this Turkey and Prosciutto Zucchini Bake only
takes 20 minutes
in the
oven!
Roasting really is as simple as putting
vegetables or a protein
in a pan, dousing
in oil and salt, and popping it
in the
oven at 350 °F, give or
take 50 °F.
Roast
vegetables as usual, then, right when you
take them out of
oven, toss
in dukkah.