About a year ago, I started getting a farm box of produce delivered to my door once a month. (This is a really great way to try interesting and weird produce that the regular market doesn’t carry.) Well, last winter, I ordered “purple yams”… and wow, those were soooo good! I ...
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Roasted carrots with a mustard sauce? July 30, 2019 at 3:53 pm Reply Katie Amazing! Best pulled pork I’ve ever made. I followed the recipe and it turned out terrific. My guests really enjoyed it and was super low stress. Perfect! Will make again :) Thanks Deb! August 6, 2019 ...
Roasted Boneless Turkey Breast is SO EASY, yet also one of the most delicious, and makes an impressive presentation. Enjoy a golden brown turkey breast with crispy skin with minimal prep and ready in a few hours! The stress-free recipe for Thanksgiving, dinner parties, or casual dinners. Tw...
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Ways to Save Time on Roasted Vegetables Buy Pre-Chopped. Purchasing pre-chopped vegetables from the grocery is a fantastic way to save time. Skip Peeling. For vegetables like potatoes, eggplant, and carrots, you can skip the peeling (just make sure to wash them thoroughly first). Chop Ahea...
we have baked potatoes in the roaster that have each been slathered with butter, and plenty of seasonings covering each potato (salt pepper, garlic and onion powders and anything else you can think of), DO NOT WRAP IN FOIL (no need to) and roasted until done at 350*, for however long...
Easy pot roast recipe made in one pot with simple ingredients and loaded with potatoes and carrots. The meat is tender, melts in your mouth.
Optional – addpotatoes!There’s room on the tray and I love the way the potatoes are crispy on top, and the underside absorbs the flavour and end up almost glazed! See? Glazed potatoes. And they taste even better than they look!
1 pound baby carrots 1 pound diced potatoes Directions Heat the oil in a large pan over medium-high heat, add the beef and brown on all sides. Add the onions and cook for about 2-3 minutes. Add the garlic and red pepper flakes. Cook for another minute. Place the beef, onions...