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Savory Roasted Vegetables

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Savory Roasted Vegetables

I am looking forward to spring so much!  We are hoping to plant a few vegetables this year, and I cannot wait to have fresh food on hand to prepare dishes such as these savory roasted vegetables.

 

Savory Roasted Vegetables

Preheat your oven to 350 F. Then chop up some veggies and herbs and toss them in some olive oil. Squash, peppers, onions and tomatoes are a good combination. Add some fresh herbs like basil, parsley and oregano.

Mix all your ingredients and wrap everything in foil on a baking dish. Bake at 350 F for about 40 minutes or so. Drizzle with your favorite balsamic reduction and serve over rice, quinoa or just have it by itself.

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There are 17 different varieties of vegetables and herbs that you can grow and use to create delicious recipes like the one above.

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What fresh vegetable or herb are you most looking forward to growing?

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