Healthy Recipes

Unusual roots

24 September, 2019 /

The autumn is coming. Tomatoes and peppers will not have the same full taste that we got used to during the summer. It is therefore time to brush up some winter veggie recipes. Lets try some roots: they are a good side dish for legumes, meats, egg and fish.

Source: my friend Göran Lindahl (Sweden)

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Unusual Roots

The autumn is coming. Tomatoes and peppers will not have the same full taste that we got used to during the summer. It is therefore time to brush up some winter veggie recipes. Let's try some roots: they are a good side dish for legumes, meats, egg and fish.


Prep Time15 minutes
Active Time45 minutes
Yield: 4 people
Calories:

Materials

  • 1500 g Mixed roots (turnip, parsnip, rutabaga, carrots,
    red beets, daikon, etc.)
  • 30 g Extra virgin olive oil
  • to taste Rosemary, sage, oregano, marjoram, or other herbs- minced

Instructions

  • Heat the oven (200˚C)
  • Cover a large baking dish with parchment paper
  • Wash, brush and clean the roots, discarding damaged parts and leaves (you can set aside the leaves for other preparations)
  • Cut in dices (approximately 1 inch per side) and put in the baking pan
  • Season generously with extra virgin olive oil, herbs and some salt
  • Bake until tender and lightly browned (approx 45 minutes).