Serve sprinkled with your selection of freshly chopped winter herbs. Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas Mark 6. Peel the vegetables and cut into similar sized pieces, 2cm cubes are a good size.
Winter vegetables may not be as vibrant as their spring and summer counterparts ... it’s time to try something new. Why not give your roasted vegetables a Filipino twist, suggests Rex De Guzman, chef ...
Roasted veg will keep for five days in the fridge ready for you to toss through pasta, use as a salad base for warm winter salad on cheesy polenta, or sandwich filling, combine with egg for a ...
Winter vegetables may not be as vibrant as their spring and summer counterparts ... it’s time to try something new. Why not give your roasted vegetables a Filipino twist, suggests Rex De Guzman, chef ...
"Roasted parsnips and celeriac with a little ... or a splash of vinegar/some capers/olives - you do you." Try eating winter vegetables raw in salads for a lighter, fresher twist.
It’s winter now, so we’re focused on hearty greens like Tuscan kale or Swiss chard and hearty root vegetables like beets ... The combination of roasted tomatoes, toasted bread coated with ...