...Just in time for Christmas! Parties and potluck galore and this could dish will certainly stand out for its healthfulness amidst all the decadently yummy desserts that will crowd the tables.
It is a simple, laissez-faire recipe... You can concoct your own marinade and pick your own fav veggies to serve
Mine usually come about with the veggies in hand ...
Here's how I went about it using NO oil except to spray the pan.
Brussel Sprouts
Prep time - about 1 hour, start to finish
In Words
Veggies:
10 Fresh Brussel Sprouts, halved
1/2 Red and Yellow Peppers cut in long strips
1/2 head of Broccoli
1 Nanak Paneer bag (can substitute with extra firm tofu)
Other options: Mushrooms, green peppers potatoes and Cauliflower...
Marinade
I was inspired by my niece's marinade, in that I made yogurt my base
2 tsp of Dhaniya powder
2 tsp of Sambar powder
A inch of ginger powder
Some fresh crushed rosemary and garlic chives
Salt
Keep Ready - a box of toothpicks
Preparation
Set your oven to broil
Dip each kind of veggie, separately (much like you would for bajjis)
Lay them on a greased oven pan
Broil in high heat for about 6-8 mins
To know if they are where you want them to be, look for the slight browning of the veggie skins
Stick a toothpick through each and serve with chutney of choice or as is - It is fully marinated, remember :-)
In Pictures
broccoli
peppers and
brussel srouts
out of the oven, armed and ready to serve
Bon appetitte!
Last Word: Be sure to generously sprinkle, LOVE, the most important ingredient
It is a simple, laissez-faire recipe... You can concoct your own marinade and pick your own fav veggies to serve
Mine usually come about with the veggies in hand ...
Here's how I went about it using NO oil except to spray the pan.
Brussel Sprouts
Prep time - about 1 hour, start to finish
In Words
Veggies:
10 Fresh Brussel Sprouts, halved
1/2 Red and Yellow Peppers cut in long strips
1/2 head of Broccoli
1 Nanak Paneer bag (can substitute with extra firm tofu)
Other options: Mushrooms, green peppers potatoes and Cauliflower...
Marinade
I was inspired by my niece's marinade, in that I made yogurt my base
2 tsp of Dhaniya powder
2 tsp of Sambar powder
A inch of ginger powder
Some fresh crushed rosemary and garlic chives
Salt
Keep Ready - a box of toothpicks
Preparation
Set your oven to broil
Dip each kind of veggie, separately (much like you would for bajjis)
Lay them on a greased oven pan
Broil in high heat for about 6-8 mins
To know if they are where you want them to be, look for the slight browning of the veggie skins
Stick a toothpick through each and serve with chutney of choice or as is - It is fully marinated, remember :-)
In Pictures
The veggies and paneer
the batter
marinated paneerbroccoli
peppers and
brussel srouts
out of the oven, armed and ready to serve
Bon appetitte!
Last Word: Be sure to generously sprinkle, LOVE, the most important ingredient
aaha--- truly delectable and what a feast for the eyes !
ReplyDeletevery healthy and ofcourse tasty
ReplyDeletewow, what an excellent idea !!!
ReplyDeleteJust the name sounds delicious and you made it look that way too :)
ReplyDeleteUS Masala