Roasted fall vegetables are my favorite side dish during this time of the year.
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I am always one to have a side dish with every single meal. I can’t eat any mains without one. Get this: for me, even a plate of pasta needs an accompanying bowl of salad – it’s just how I roll.
Roasting vegetables is by far, the easiest way to squeeze in a side dish for all of our family’s dinners. Autumn is one of my favorite times of the year, and I love a good serving of roasted fall vegetables with my meats and mains.
For this particular recipe, I opted to use carrots, sweet potatoes and mushrooms. All of the ingredients combined offer an interesting flavor profile. Also, the carrots offer a much needed crunch, since the sweet potatoes and mushrooms are so much softer in texture.
How to Cook-Up Roasted Fall Vegetables
Roasting vegetables is a lot easier than you think. The key to veggie roasting is to preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. I learned that this number is the best temperature to roasting most, if not all, veggies. The one thing I alter is the actual time the veggies sit in the oven to cook. I adjust accordingly, all based on vegetable type, vegetable texture, etc.
You probably already have most ingredients to roast a few vegetables. Really, all it takes is extra virgin olive oil, salt, and pepper. From those basics, you can take it up a notch by adding other seasonings and ingredients. But, oil and S&P are the foundations for roastin’ up those veggies! Trust me, you’ll have them ready just in time for dinner.
Roasted Fall Vegetables
- 1 sweet potato
- 6-7 large brown mushrooms
- 6-7 carrots
- 4-5 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 5-7 pecan halves, chopped into small pieces
- Honey, for drizzling
Yields: 4 servings, as a side dish
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Have a pan ready and set aside.
Peel sweet potato and cut into bite-sized cubes, about ½ an inch in size. Place into pan.
Thoroughly wash mushrooms and dry. De-stem each one and cut in half. Place into pan.
Wash all the carrots and cut off the ends on each one. Set on top of the bed of mushrooms and sweet potatoes.
Pour extra virgin olive oil over the vegetables and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Top off the oiled veggies with chopped pecans.
Roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes.
Remove from oven and drizzle honey over on top.
Serve as a side and enjoy.
It’s seriously that easy to roast your favorite fall vegetables. This is why I turn to this recipe whenever my meals are lacking veggies or color.
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Mmmm! Roasted fall veggies are a big favorite in our house as well. They are so yummy!
My husband loves roasted veggies. I have a new oven to break in so I need to make some roasted veggies.
I am all about the sweet, and savory roasted fall veggies! This time of year is my favorite here in New England.
I’ve roasted all of these vegetables separately, but never thought to combine them and roast them together. I bet it’s delicious! I totally need to try this!
I love roasted vegetables. This is the perfect time of year for them too. One of my favorites to have during fall.
I would love to give this a try! I love roasted veggies!
I’ve never tried this before because it’s not common for us to roast veggies. It’s looks yummy and I’d love ot try it!
Roasted vegetables are the best side dish! It’s easy and always delicious!
Those roasted veggies look delicious.Winter veggies are some of my favorite
Love roasted vegetables too! I often pick the ones in season for flavor! Sooo good!
I love fall veggies, the flavor is amazing and so good for you too. I will have to roast some more veggies soon!