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Old 02-27-2010, 07:13 AM   #26
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"Good Eats" is my favorite cooking show. It's funny, informative, instructions are thorough, and recipes are so EASY. I tried a few recipes and they were a success.
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Roasted Vegetables:

My preference:

-1 cup of cherry tomatoes
-2 or 3 cups of bite size cauliflower
-3 cups Big cuts of Red onions (Red = flavour]
-A handful of garlic pieces (not sliced, as it will burn)


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Add into a bowl, drizzle generously with olive oil, sprinkle good salt (marg. salt or rock salt, etc) and cracked pepper.

Mix Thoroughly so everything is coated.

Throw in oven at med/high heat for about 5-10 minutes, depending on your preference on texture.

Take out,

Place on a plate, with GOOD toasted bread.[To use to wipe the juices]

Enjoy!

[Although this is a very simple recipe, it's addicting]
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