If you’re like this writer and constantly have a batch of roasted vegetables in the oven (and the groans of resigned children in your ears) you’re always looking for better ways to get the job done. The good news is that roasted vegetables are not only one of the most versatile additions to your meal plan they’re also endlessly adaptable and updateable.
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12 Ways You're Cooking Vegetables Wrong Decreasing Their Health Benefits
The ways to optimize your vegetable assortment based on the time of year the oven temperature the fat of choice the spices and the meal plan. Still questions remain for even the most seasoned chef. Should you bake or grill? Go low and slow or hot and heavy? How do you make them kid-friendly? (No really?)
Today is your lucky day because you’re closer to oven-roasted vegetable perfection than you thought. This guide answers all of these questions and more from where to get your veggies to how to store them until you’re ready to use them and from what to top them with them to what to serve with them. Stop making these mistakes and you’ll never miss a meal plan again.
It can be tempting to save time by popping vegetables in a cold oven but you’ll get better results if you wait to preheat them. That’s because heating vegetables as quickly as possible is key to caramelization that sweet delicious browning effect that’s the only reason people like roasted things in the first place. While vegetables aren’t as sensitive as say a yeast dough recipe (where the heat affects the chemistry of baking) it’s still important.
