Roasted Fall Vegetables

A dish of roasted fall vegetables is the go-to side dish for any meal you make. There are so many ways to season them, and they are ready in minutes.

Whether you are making turkey tips for Thanksgiving or a comforting meal of your favorite meatloaf, these vegetables add flavor and nutrition to every single meal.

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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 your family’s dinners. Autumn is one of the best times of the year, and you will love a good serving of roasted fall vegetables with your meats and mains.

How To Make Easy Roasted Vegetables

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.

Kitchen Tools Needed:

• Baking Sheet
• Knife
• Cutting Board
• Parchment Paper or Aluminum Foil

Ingredients Needed

All the exact amounts you need are in the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. First, here is a quick list of what you need to get from the store.

• Sweet potato
• Brown mushrooms
• Carrots
• Extra virgin olive oil
• Salt and pepper to taste
• Pecan halves, chopped into small pieces
• Honey, for drizzling

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.

Build On This Basic Recipe

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 salt and pepper are the foundations for roastin’ up those veggies! Trust me, you’ll have them ready just in time for dinner.

Wash Your Vegetables

This tip is very important. Rinse all the vegetables before you chop them up and bake them. It will make them so much safer to eat.

Use Your Favorite Seasonings

I just used a basic base of olive oil, salt, and pepper. If you want them to taste spicier, I suggest adding paprika and red pepper flakes.

For Italian roasted vegetables, use a combination of parsley, oregano, and basil.

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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