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ROASTED ASPARAGUS, BROCCOLI, GREEN BEANS
.jpg) Roasted Vegetables are a simple way to get your daily Veggie intake because when you roast Asparagus, Broccoli, or Green Beans at a high heat, they become delicious tender side dishes that everyone will want seconds of. The aroma of nutty Roasted Vegetables and the true flavor roasting brings out will make those pale, limp, and soggy boiled veggies a thing of the past. You can roast almost any vegetable because it is so easy and takes just a few minutes to prepare. Consider roasting Red Bell Peppers, Red Onions, or Whole Mushrooms using the following recipe and you will be Cooking The Amazing. ROASTED VEGETABLES 2 lbs. Fresh washed Asparagus, Broccoli, or Green Beans (Or your favorite Veggie) 3-4 T Olive Oil 1 1/2 tsp Salt (preferably fine Sea Salt) 1 1/2 tsp Fresh Ground Black Pepper Optional: Garlic, Red Pepper Flakes, Lemon, Parmesan Cheese, Balsalmic Vinegar (see below)  1. Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. 2. Cover a cookie sheet with aluminum foil which will help with clean up later. 3. Wash and blot dry your Vegetable of choice with a kitchen towel. 4. For Asparagus, trim off any woody ends and if the stalk is very thick use a vegetable peeler and shave off the thick outer flesh of the lower one third of the stalk to expose the most tender part. 5. For Green Beans, cut off both ends and remove the string if present. Leave them whole. 6. For Broccoli, cut off florets into whole pieces. 7. Using your hands, toss the prepared Vegetables with the Olive Oil, Salt and Pepper and arrange in a single layer on the cookie sheet. 8. Roast at 400 degrees in the center rack of your oven for 15-20 minutes (Broccoli may take 25-30 mins) turning over with a spatula half way through roasting for even cooking. 9. The Vegetables will become brown on the edges which is a good sign that it is caramelizing well. 10. If you prefer softer Vegetables with more caramelized flavor, cook longer watching it close. 11. Options: In step 7, before tossing with the Olive Oil: slice thin 3-4 cloves of fresh Garlic and place in a small pan with 4 T of Olive Oil over medium heat. Cook until the garlic just begins to brown and remove from the heat. Toss the Garlic and Oil with your Vegetables and proceed as above adding Salt and Pepper then roast as directed. Another option is to add 1/2-1 t of Dried Red Pepper Flakes when you are tossing with the Olive Oil and Salt and Pepper for a spicy kick. 12. Remove from the oven when the Vegetbles are tender and browned testing at 15 minutes and roasting longer if needed. Serve Immediately. 13. Options: Squeeze fresh Lemon Juice and/or add grated Lemon Peel immedately when you remove from oven and serve. Or sprinkle with several drops of Balsamic Vinegar and toss then serve. Or grate Fresh Parmesan Cheese over the top and serve immediately. 14. Be creative and mix your favorite Vegetables and roast together like Green Beans and Red Onions or Mushrooms and Asparagus with Garlic.  COPYRIGHT (c) 2010  related searches : Roasted
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