Sautee your veggies!
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I would like to add more stuff, but I don't know what. Usually I use extra virgin olive oil, and garlic. What do you use?
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I like to sprinkle some chopped, toaste nuts or sesame seeds on top.0
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I love some buttermilk to make a awesome sauce. 1/2 or 1/4 cup added after the veggies get a nice browning on em. mmmmm.0
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Grate fresh ginger on top when finished cooking or sqeeze some lemon or lime juice.0
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Add some ground cumin. It makes them taste great and the flavor is intensified if you have to eat them as leftovers!0
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I keep coconut and toasted sesame oil on hand. Simple but it does change the flavor of the saute. Also check out a product called Bragg's Liquid Aminos. You can find in most Whole Foods type stores and in the whole foods section of your grocery store. 16 essential amino acids, 0 calorie, 0 fat and since it's organic only natural amounts of sodium. Tastes very much like Soy Sauce.0
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Balsamic vinegar is my new best friend.0
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i like fennel and red pepper flakes0
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I LOVE the McCormick. grill mates steak seasoning on my veggies. It is sooooo good. And I use a little fat free butter.0
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Basil, marjoram, rosemary, thyme and oregano along with your garlic will make some veggies very tasty.0
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vinegar+touch of sesame oil+soy+sesame seeds
delisssshh0 -
Sautee, add a little chicken broth and a triangle of Laughing Cow cream cheese. It is so yummy and even my kids will lick their plates!0
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onion, garlic, zuchinni, and other squashes, mushrooms, fennel and a small bit of bacon mmmmmm so good and goes great with anything.0
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Sauteed green beans and mushrooms with toasted, sliced almonds!0
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bump! im out of ideas too!0
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Fresh cilantro after you take them off the heat. Mmmmmm, cilantro makes EVERYthing better.0
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Lemon or lime juice for just a touch more flavor.
I also like to use Jhalfrezi sauce or other curry type sauces to sautee vegetables in.0 -
I saute mine in just enough veggie broth to keep them from sticking, no oil. My standard sauce is a splash of soy sauce, sriracha to taste, ginger, garlic, mirin, rice wine vinegar, and lemon/lime/orange juice (whatever I have on hand).
I recently tried a sauce containing mustard (I only had honey mustard), a splash of soy sauce, garlic and lemon juice, and it was delicious! That one I thinned with more stock.
One sauce I used to do was essentially a white gravy base (veg oil/butter, flour and milk/non-dairy milk) flavored with lots of garlic and a small amout of shredded cheese (I liked gruyere or smoked mozzarella). It isn't the healthiest of sauces (probably why I don't make it any more!) , but you only need a little bit on some green beans to make a great side.0 -
roasted pine nuts are yummy on veggies as well!0
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