Anonymous
Post 11/10/2013 15:22     Subject: Best Broccoli of your Life (Other roasted veg suggestions?)

Anonymous
Post 11/10/2013 14:15     Subject: Best Broccoli of your Life (Other roasted veg suggestions?)

Anonymous wrote:A few weeks ago, I read about a different method for roasting veg and it's been a life-changer. (I cannot remember the website for the life of me, unfortunately, but the method is simple.)

Basically, you heat the oven to 500, prepare the veg as usual on a baking sheet or roasting pan, and then cover it tightly with foil. (Once when we were out of foil, I used another baking sheet on top as a cover, and it worked fine.) Then you cook the vegetables covered for 10 minutes--I've done it for as long as 15 if I'm using lots of root veg--and then uncover everything, mix it around a little, and cook uncovered for another 10 minutes or so until everything's done. It's a lot quicker than how I used to do it, and everything comes out tender and lovely on the inside and a little caramelized on the outside. It also works great for oven fries/sweet potato fries/root fries. Enjoy!

And thanks for the broccoli recipe--it looks fabulous!


If you use this method (which sounds great, by the way) make sure your oven is very clean! Otherwise you might set off your smoke alarm!
Anonymous
Post 11/10/2013 11:56     Subject: Best Broccoli of your Life (Other roasted veg suggestions?)

A few weeks ago, I read about a different method for roasting veg and it's been a life-changer. (I cannot remember the website for the life of me, unfortunately, but the method is simple.)

Basically, you heat the oven to 500, prepare the veg as usual on a baking sheet or roasting pan, and then cover it tightly with foil. (Once when we were out of foil, I used another baking sheet on top as a cover, and it worked fine.) Then you cook the vegetables covered for 10 minutes--I've done it for as long as 15 if I'm using lots of root veg--and then uncover everything, mix it around a little, and cook uncovered for another 10 minutes or so until everything's done. It's a lot quicker than how I used to do it, and everything comes out tender and lovely on the inside and a little caramelized on the outside. It also works great for oven fries/sweet potato fries/root fries. Enjoy!

And thanks for the broccoli recipe--it looks fabulous!