In a quest to undo some damage that my "hobby" of trying new restaurants does, I've started experimenting low-cal ways of eating my veggies. I'm always looking for flavor, even in my boiled veggies. Last night, I felt a little bolder (and lazier) than usual and decided to bake my carrots to accompany some pieces of grilled chicken breasts for dinner.
A quick internet research on how to best bake carrots, I found myself yet again on the page of one of my favorite people...Jamie Oliver! knowing how simple, healthy and, most importantly, yummy his recipes have turned out in the past, I tried baking the carrots like he suggested. Try it out but please remember that I love this guy so don't come back to me with comments like, "I love Jamie too!" I do not react very well to real or imagined threats to inaccessible men I love...especially when that particular crush is a divine cook.
Okay, here we go:
See how simple that was? it took 2-3 minutes to prep and shove the carrots into the oven and in the meanwhile I grilled my chicken.
A quick internet research on how to best bake carrots, I found myself yet again on the page of one of my favorite people...Jamie Oliver! knowing how simple, healthy and, most importantly, yummy his recipes have turned out in the past, I tried baking the carrots like he suggested. Try it out but please remember that I love this guy so don't come back to me with comments like, "I love Jamie too!" I do not react very well to real or imagined threats to inaccessible men I love...especially when that particular crush is a divine cook.
Okay, here we go:
- 
         750 g young bunched carrots, different colours if possible, washed and scrubbed
- 
         olive oil
- 
         Vinegar (or red wine vinegar if available)
- 
         sea salt
- 
         freshly ground black pepper
- 
         a few sprigs of fresh thyme (optional)
- 
         3 cloves garlic, crushed
See how simple that was? it took 2-3 minutes to prep and shove the carrots into the oven and in the meanwhile I grilled my chicken.

 
 
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