Veggie Bee

Practicing healthy living, one veggie at a time!

  • Apr 3

    A simple and easy way to add new veggies to your life is to try roasting them. Roasting brings out a wonderful flavor and texture of your veggies and are great additions to salads, soups, dips and even as pizza toppings!

     

    Roasting doesn’t have to require a lot of oil, try using nonstick cooking spray on the pan and over the veggies, or use a Misto Olive Oil Sprayer to control the amount of olive oil you use.

     

    Check out these links for more tips and recipes for roasting all types of veggies:

    • Hot Properties ~ from the San Diego Union Tribune, it includes several recipes like Roasted Broccoli and Cauliflower with Lemon and Garlic.
    • Roasted Vegetables: Recipes & Tips ~ From WebMD Health Center, it includes some info on how to roast garlic.
    • Ratatouille of Roasted Vegetables ~ a recipe from Eating Well. This recipes uses a minimal amount of oil to lower fat and calories while maximizing the flavor of roasting.
    • Balsamic Roasted Vegetables ~ a recipe from Epicurious. To lower the fat and calories, use less oil than the recipe calls for and check out the reviews for variations on the recipe.

     

    My favorite veggie combo for roasting has been eggplant, zucchini and red peppers!

     

    Do you roast vegetables regularly??  What’s your favorite combination of vegetables to roast??

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