Looking for a quick roasted veggie side? Try out this easy 4-5 ingredient recipe that makes for an excellent and healthy side dish to your dinner! It is easy to make for any size crowd.
Time for the Recipe Redux post! This is the last challenge for the year and fittingly sends off 2017 with a redux recipe from a cookbook. Here is the prompt we got:
Grab a Book and Cook
We’re playing a little party game at the end of 2017: Grab your nearest cookbook and ReDux the recipe on page 201, 17, 217 – or any combination of the number ‘2017.
As you may recall, we played this game at the end of last year. I was on an away rotation with not my usual pantry and no cookbooks so ended up using the Protein Pow E-book. I redux’ed these super yummy cookies last year. (Chocolate Amaretto Protein Cookies [Clean, Vegan, Low Carb, Gluten Free] if you are wondering).
If you are interested here is the link to the recipe.
This year, I am in my apartment and do have a very small selection of cookbooks that I rarely look at. I had my roommate help me go through the books and mark all the pages with the 2017 combo to choose from.
To narrow it down further, I decided that I would prefer to have all the recipe ingredients here already (or enough that I could change around anything I didn’t have). So, that ended up knocking out quite a few. Then, since it’s pretty cold here and we don’t have the heat turned on, I decided that neither I, nor likely any of my readers would want a cold recipe during this time of year. That also narrowed it down quite a bit.
I currently am making a slow cooker cabbage stew, so I figured that I already have dinner so didn’t want to make another dinner. Then, I figured turning on the oven would be a lovely idea and that I wanted something super simple. Why? If you haven’t noticed, I’m all about only a few-ingredient, super simple recipes around here. I don’t have time for any crazy extensive recipes and I know most of you don’t either.
I actually hadn’t really looked through this cookbook before, but I am for sure going to take a closer look. It has a ton of super simple, few-ingredient recipes in it! The one I chose came from page 207 and was easy to adapt and to make. I mainly changed around the ratios and added some spices. So, without further ado I present you this really easy roasted carrot recipe (because roasted vegetables are the best)! Even better, they taste a lot like sweet potato fries ;). Major win.
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Spiced Maple Roasted Carrots [Clean, Vegan, Lower Carb, Gluten Free]
Ingredients
- Carrots
- Pure Maple Syrup
- Cinnamon
- Nutmeg
- *Cooking Spray
Instructions
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Preheat your oven to 425 Degrees
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Clean and slice your carrots into strips*
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Spread them out on a cookie sheet
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Optionally spray them with an olive oil cooking spray
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Take a basting brush and baste the carrots with maple syrup
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Sprinkle the cinnamon and nutmeg over top
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Roast for about 15-20 minutes, making sure to turn every 5 or so minutes until done.
Recipe Notes
This recipe is easily adaptable to however many you want to make. The raw picture shows 4 carrots for a measure (It's just me!) Think around 2 carrots per person.
Please be very careful when cutting up your carrots.
The thinner you make your carrots, the quicker they will cook. So keep a close eye on them.
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I’m a huge fan of low-ingredient recipes, so I’m definitely gonna have to check out that book! *-* These carrots sound amazing!
Happy holidays, and hope residency is treating you well! <3
Yes I was pleasantly surprised by the book and the recipe! I’m for sure going to take a closer look at it. Happy holidays to you as well! Thankfully, my attending let me come home for Christmas since I was able to for Thanksgiving. So this year I’m able to spend this holiday with my family for which I am thankful. I hope you are also able to enjoy the holiday!
Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party – and Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you as well!
I never thought I liked cooked carrots until I had them roasted – yum!
Same!
These look delicious! Always looking for new ways to love my veggies <3
Me too! Especially when it comes to roasted veggies!
How simple of a side dish!
Yeah I was all for it’s simplicity!
WOW…fantastic…we plan to prepare tonight.
Yay! You’ll have to let me know how they turn out! I hope you like them 🙂