Roasting vegetables is a culinary marvel that effortlessly combines simplicity with sensational flavours. What sets this cooking method apart is its sheer convenience and ease of execution.  By cutting the veggies to the right size, you can bake and forget for 30 minutes.  No adding halfway through and no flipping.

The beauty of roasting lies in its hands-off nature. Once your veggies are in the oven, you’re free to indulge in other tasks or simply savour a moment of relaxation. As they roast, the high heat works its magic, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. The aromas that waft from your oven are an enticing preview of the culinary delight to come.

What’s truly remarkable about roasting veggies is how effortlessly it elevates everyday ingredients into a mouthwatering masterpiece.

“Vegetables require ample space! The greater the space they have on your baking sheet, without overcrowding, the superior their roasting outcome. When veggies overlap, they tend to steam instead of achieving that desired roasted texture, resulting in somewhat limp and soggy flavours.

Preheat your oven to a scorching 400°F – 200°C to ensure that the vegetables become tender on the inside and acquire that delightful caramelised exterior. Then lower to 350°F – 180°C once you put in your veggies.

Apply just enough olive oil to thinly coat the vegetables evenly. Too little can lead to burning and drying out, while excessive oil makes them overly oily and soggy.

Be patient and allow them to bake sufficiently to achieve those golden brown edges; this is where the true flavour magic happens!