Showing posts with label roasted vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roasted vegetables. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2010

Serving Suggestions for the Roasted Veggies in the Fridge


serve with brown rice. shown: curry roasted cauliflower and ginger carrots


And the perfect use of all those yummy farmers market veggies broiled and roasted a few days ago..brushed with a little Balsamic vinegar and olive oil, placed under the broiler with a slice of provolone and served on a grilled La Boulangerie baguette

La Boulangerie's  excellent breads are available at the Friday farmers market at the Bank of America Plaza in downtown Los Angeles












Friday, May 21, 2010

7th and Fig Farmers Market Roasted Veggies (and a Sirloin)

Cauliflower coated with curry and a splash of olive oil before roasting

The only thing better than this is the leftovers! Delicious salads and sandwiches are a promise when last nights  roasted veggies are added to farmers market fresh mixed greens, or snuggled between slices of your favorite artisanal bread, such as or La Brea . Roasted veggies are one of those dishes that is even better the next day! Boulangerie








Saturday, May 1, 2010

Roasted Root Vegetables and a Rump Roast for Fido

Potatoes, parsnips, rutabaga, carrots, turnips, and mushrooms...drizzled with olive oil, thyme, sea salt and cracked pepper.  Roast at 450 for 1 hour









Friday, April 16, 2010

Herb Roasted Japanese Eggplant, Fennel, and Carrot

Vegetables love to be roasted!
All that fabulously fresh farmers market produce can be simply dressed in olive oil, whole garlic cloves, plenty of fresh herbs and roasted in a hot oven (450) for an awesome dinner tonight, and two or three more meals over the next several days.



After roasting, cool and refrigerate in sealed containers, ideally glass. 
Roasted veggies turn simple mixed leaf lettuce in to a gourmet salad, sandwiched between artisan slices of bread with a few slices of chesses and grilled creates a superior hot sandwich,  or  gently rewarm the veggies and serve with a cooked whole grain such as kasha (buckwheat), brown rice or quinoa







Veggies shown here are from the 7th and Fig Farmers Market in downtown Los Angeles. Thursdays from 10-3