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Butternut squash is slowly roasted while you caramelize onions and sauté up kale, spinach or whatever greens you have available. Toss the mess together as a topping for a pasta, creamy polenta or even as a side to a slow-melt-in-your-mouth-roasted meat. If you are feeling adventurous, roast up the squash seeds from the butternut squash and use as a topping.
Yup- those greens that hang off the top of a gorgeous bunch of carrots, aren’t just for tossing away anymore. Blend them into a pesto and toss with their orange roasted roots.
If you are not so daring, you can make (or even buy) plain ol’ pesto, but why when the luscious slightly bitter greens are waiting for you.
This simple white vegetable is easily tossed in the oven and roasted until slightly golden. The parts touching the pan tend to take on color faster, so toss periodically until they are tender and golden.
By slow roasting the cauliflower the natural sweetness comes out. Since there are only a few ingredients in this soup, use a high-quality flavorful broth, homemade if possible.
The stalks of chard rarely get the attention they deserve. Imagine a softer celery with a hint of chard leaf flavor roasted until tender and then smothered in a puree of creamed chard. Consider a bunch of chard about 6-8 leaves depending on their size. This recipe is playful, so adjust the ingredients a bit depending on what you have available.
