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I try to steam rather than cook most any
vegetables/roots I prepare. However, I do have a
pseudo-Mediterranean dish that I'd like to share:
Layer roots and veggies of your choice in an oven-safe
tray. The varieties towards the bottom partly turn
into mash, whereas the ones toward the top gets more
of a baked feel to them. I use parsnips and carrots
(thin shavings so good!), root-fennel, red onion,
eggplant, zucchini and bell-peppers. Smother in olive
oil and crush amounts of garlic over it.
On top of it all (yes, yes...) a layer of thinly
sliced potatoes (keeps the steam in, and makes for
delicious crisps/chips) over which I pour more oil and
sprinkle with sea-salt (this is one of the few dishes
I use salt).
In the bottom half of the oven on strong heat till the
tatties can't take anymore (approx. 1 h). Enjoy!
/Erik
PS: This mash sounds really good, Ashley!
--- Ashley Moran <[log in to unmask]> skrev:
> I often eat a combination of parsnips and carrots
> mashed with
> cauliflower. To do this I steam the veg for 15-20
> mins then mash
> with animal fat. It's a good way to increase your
> fat intake- the
> veg soaks up a lot of fat enabling me to eat much
> leaner pieces of
> meat than usual.
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