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By Cathey56
Long Island, NY
on January 24, 2012
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Can't believe I haven't rated this after making it multiple times. Have mixed and matched many root vegetables, the EVOO and herbs make the dish.
Brown, crispy, roasted goodness. I don't use sweet potatoes, they don't brown well with the other vegetables they kind of steam my be a higher water content and need a higher temperature.
You want a good brown roast, don't crowd the pan, don't drench in EVOO and adjust your seasoning to your liking. Works well with any meat, chicken or even fish. Great celebration of winter vegetables.
By lbwilk
on January 22, 2012
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Delicious and healthy! We added red onions and Roma tomatoes to the mix, and everything was fantastic! I recommend eyeballing the herbs and salt/pepper to your liking. Will make again for company!
By Argymama
on January 22, 2012
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Excellent combination of winter veggies, BUT way too much pepper!!!The pepper overwhelmed the natural sweetness of the roasted veggies. Making it again without salt or that much pepper.
By peggyannmary
on January 16, 2012
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have made it twice, added fresh dill at end of cooking was really good too
By jharr307
on December 30, 2011
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Wonderful!
By Magdolna
San Francisco, CA
on December 14, 2011
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One of the best vegetable dish I ever ate! My husband is not really a vegetable fan but he loved it. Thank you Giada.
By michiemo
San Francisco, CA
on December 10, 2011
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So good, and so healthy. This was a hit at a preThanksgiving get together - one of the only items to get fully eaten. I recommend putting 2 TEAspoons of pepper, not TABLEspoons and cutting the carrots and parsnips smaller so they cook like the softer veggies. Super easy and super yummy.
By cookboc
on December 05, 2011
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Wonderful recipe; I don't normally like brussels sprouts but cooked this way they were delicious. This was perfection!
By mpgreska_6793237
Crofton, MD
on December 01, 2011
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I made this for a croud of folks attending the Dental Command Thanksgiving luncheon at Fort Meade MD. I more than tripled the receipe and there wasn't any left at the end of the meal, I have been asked to make this for our Christmas luncheon. I cut back on the amount of black pepper to one one tablespoon for the tripled receipe. Everyone loved it!
By bmroberts
on November 25, 2011
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I made this for Thanksgiving and I received major props on this recipe. There were no parsnips at the grocery store when I went so I used butternut squash, sweet potatoes, baby potatoes, brussels and baby carrots. I also only used evoo, salt, pepper, oregano and garlic and they still tasted delicious. There was nothing left after dinner! And people that hate brussel sprouts came up to me and said they loved them! I cooked them a few minutes longer than the recipe said and they were perfect.