Showing posts with label roasted vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roasted vegetables. Show all posts

Monday, June 25, 2012

Overstuffed Veggie Hoagies Take #2


These eggplants (zucchinis too) were probably the best I've tasted in a really long time.  The trick, so I hear, is not to over-roast them.  For some of us this may be a challenge but the reward is well worth it!

Recipe:
Slice eggplants and zucchinis into thin slices, follow roasting instructions, place feta or bulgarit into a hoagie, layer up the veggies, wrap and refrigerate for tomorrows lunch!

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Roasted Veggies and Bulgarit Hoagies

Yes these are as delicious as they look.

Roast the vegetables of your choice (zucchini, peppers and tomatoes here), add feta or bulgarit cheese, pack into hoagie bread (pita works too) and lunch is ready!

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Oh the things you can Roast

Now that we have our oven, the possibilities are endless. One of our favorite dinners (and only possible with an oven) is roasted vegetable sandwiches. So good and so healthy. The prep time on this is fairly short (cooking time is longer), basically just as long as it takes you to cut up your vegetables. I used:

Mushrooms
Zucchini
Eggplant
Tomatoes
Onions
Peppers

Although you can basically use any vegetables, I'd recommend using ones that are in season (that's the beauty of this sandwich). Slice up your vegetables - you want them to be sandwich stackable so slice them up relatively thin.


Lay them out on a cookie sheet, using a baking sheet. The more cookie sheets and oven racks you have the better but you can also do this in shifts, like I did. Lightly brush all your vegetables on both sides with oil. I seasoned some of the vegetables but most I let speak for themselves. Roast the vegetables at about 400F for 15-25 minutes each tray. Check on them after 15 minutes or so.


How amazing do these eggplants look?


Not only do grilled vegetables taste great, they also look great which is why I couldn't resist with the pictures. Not that these pictures do them any justice, you'll have to try this one out for yourselves.


When you've got all your vegetables roasted, sandwich them up and you're ready to go. We used pita this time but any bread will work. Extra flavoring or condiments is up to you but pretty unnecessary. These vegetables work well together. My favorites are the eggplants and tomatoes.