How to Roast Vegetables
How to roast vegetables
Cut all veggies the same size. When roasting a variety of
vegetables, chop them all the same size for even cooking.
Use a silicon baking sheet. This step will allow all the
caramelization to stick to your vegetables (not your pan).
Don’t forget to flip & turn. Halfway through cooking,
flip and turn your vegetables to allow for even cooking
and caramelization.
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