
Dinner
Oven-roasted root vegetables with honey and thyme
A tray of carrots, parsnip, celeriac and beet. Honey and thyme give sweetness and herb. It can sit as a side, or as a quiet plate with yoghurt.
Rate:
60 min total
4 servings
Easy
Ingredients
servings
Units
- 14.1 oz carrots
- 10.6 oz parsnips
- 8.8 oz celeriac
- 8.8 oz beets
- 2 stk red onions
- 3 tbsp oil
- 6 stk fresh thyme sprigs
- 1¼ tsp fine salt
- ½ tsp freshly ground pepper
- 1½ tbsp honey
Instructions
- 1
Heat the oven
- Set the oven to 200 °C, conventional top and bottom heat.
- Line an ovenproof dish or roasting tin with baking paper.
2 min200°COvenBaking Tray - 2
Cut the root vegetables
- Peel the carrots, parsnips, celeriac and beets.
- Cut them into coarse, even pieces, about 2–3 cm. It does not matter if they differ a little.
- Cut the onions into wedges.
15 minKnifeCutting BoardPeeler - 3
Toss with oil and thyme
- Put the roots and onions in the dish.
- Pour the oil over. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Strip the leaves from most of the thyme sprigs and toss with your hands so everything is coated.
- Leave a couple of sprigs whole in the dish.
3 minBaking Tray - 4
Roast in the oven
- Roast for 30 minutes. Turn once so the edges colour evenly.
30 min200°COvenSpoon - 5
Honey at the end
- Take the dish out. Drizzle the honey over and toss lightly.
- Roast 8–10 minutes more, until the roots are tender when you pierce them and the edges are brown.
- Taste. A little more salt is usually enough.
10 min200°COvenSpoon
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Details
Nutrition
Calories
280kcal
Protein
4g
Fat
11g
Carbs
40g
Serving Size
350g
Storage
Fresh
- • Duration: 3 days
- • Temperature: 5°C
- • Method: Cool the dish and refrigerate it in a closed container.
Frozen
- • Duration: 2 months
- • Temperature: -18°C
- • Method: Freeze in portions once it is cold. The honey makes them a little softer after thawing.
Reheating
- • Oven: Warm in the oven at 180 °C until heated through. Turn once. (180°C)
Tips
Preparation
- • Cut the pieces roughly the same size so they soften together.
Cooking
- • Honey goes on at the end so it does not burn during the long roast.
Serving
- • Let the dish sit a few minutes before you serve. The juices gather.
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