seasonings you use for vegtables?
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When I roast them in the oven, I just spray a little extra virgin olice oil and eat them plain! Sometimes, I also sprinkle a little granulated garlic. I like to taste the veggie with that nice roasted / olive oil flavor!0
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I recently started using lemon pepper seasoning on just about everything. I used it on green beans, shrimp, pork chops, chicken, etc.0
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Depending on the vegetables, I use the McCormick Gourmet Collection Mediterranean sea salt. It's sea salt with garlic, basil and oregano. Then I add some pepper and extra virgin olive oil. It's awesome with eggplant, tomatoes, and zucchini.0
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Olive oil and fancy sea salt only. (Like Fleur de Sel) You don't need much salt but the bit you use ads a little crunch to the veggies. Mmmmm....that sounds yummy. I might need to have that for lunch too! Thanks for the idea!0
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I use Lemon & Herb seasoning on just about anything! And I'ver cared for plain salt or pepper but man, do I love garlic salt and garlic pepper.... Depending on the steamed/sauted/roasted veggies, I will sprinkle a bit of parmesan cheese on them (works great on sauted squash & zucchini ;-) I also use spray butter or mist extra virgin olive oil --again, depending on the veggie and how they are prepared...
Good luck! Looks like you've got some great suggestions ;-)0 -
My favorite for a lot of veggies is a light brushing of olive oil with FRESH chopped rosemary in it . . . amazing flavor!0
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i like to use mrs dash spicey really enhances the flavor of veggies!0
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Thanks ladies. I have to dig my toaster oven out of the storage space, I haven't used it in a very, very long while but today is the day. The veggies I am using is what is in stir fry, I may try to use some Italian seasoning and see what happens LOL. I don't have the sea salt that was mention, but I do have spray olive oil. Thanks again for the suggestions.0
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My favorite for a lot of veggies is a light brushing of olive oil with FRESH chopped rosemary in it . . . amazing flavor!
Mmm! Sounds delish!! I'm going to have to try this! :flowerforyou:0 -
Any herbs that come out of my garden....rosemary, mint, thyme, chives, basil, parsley, sage, dill, and garlic. I also use really good sea salt, fresh ground pepper, and good oils (olive, walnut, sesame, almond, coconut and cashew).0
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I just use herbs and Mrs. Dash! Mrs. Dash all the way because it is sodium free and there are several different flavors. Check it out.0
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I recently started using lemon pepper seasoning on just about everything. I used it on green beans, shrimp, pork chops, chicken, etc.
This is me I use it on all my veggies!0 -
I go thru the Bulk Food section at Winco (Most major Grocery stores have one)
I start with Montreal Stek Seasoning and then start adding other bulk seasonings to it.
Garlic
Onion
Paprika
Pepper blends
Rosemary
Other Steak seasoning
Other Peppers (red, white, black, lemon)
Anyway, I have a 1/2 gallon container that i keep adding to and tweaking as I experiment. I use it with Veggies and meats by just brushing on a little olive oil and then sprinkling the seasoning on. Then I roast or BBQ.
I even keep a little container at my desk to sprinkle on soups, eggs etc.
Tastes great. I have two guys I work with that swear by it. Every time I make a batch, I make a batch for them.0 -
I go thru the Bulk Food section at Winco (Most major Grocery stores have one)
I start with Montreal Stek Seasoning and then start adding other bulk seasonings to it.
Garlic
Onion
Paprika
Pepper blends
Rosemary
Other Steak seasoning
Other Peppers (red, white, black, lemon)
Anyway, I have a 1/2 gallon container that i keep adding to and tweaking as I experiment. I use it with Veggies and meats by just brushing on a little olive oil and then sprinkling the seasoning on. Then I roast or BBQ.
I even keep a little container at my desk to sprinkle on soups, eggs etc.
Tastes great. I have two guys I work with that swear by it. Every time I make a batch, I make a batch for them.
Well that all sounds good as well. I wouldn't have thought to put steak seasoning on veggies, will deffinately have to try that, Thanks0 -
We roast our vegetables on the grill. We use only olive oil.
You can purchase a basket that you can put on the grill.
They do taste amazing.
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giant ziplock bag, add 1 part soy sauce to 3 parts water, and then soak for 30+mins before grilling/roasting
adds that nice salty flavor and still goes well with olive oil if you go that route0 -
One seasoning I have really gotten into lately is called Goya Adobo without pepper (they have it with pepper also). You can find it in the mexican food section of your grocery store. I have put it on everything from veggies, shrimp, chicken, even microwave popcorn...it is great!! It is like if you took McCormick's seasoning salt and added more of a garlic-y flavor to it.0
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Mrs Dash because there's no sodium. I also tried sprinkling a tiny bit of parmesan cheese on some zucchini at dinner the other night, everyone loved it.0
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I used evoo, garlic, and rosemary.0
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Daddy Hinkle's All Natural Seasoning & Rub--Several varieties out there. I use the Spicy Pepper and Sea Salt.0
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I like a little Lowry's seasoning combined with Mrs. Dash0
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I'm not a fan of roasted/cooked veggies - i absolutely LOVE raw veggies by themselves (have ever since i was little)
Even when steaming any veggies, I much prefer them to have no other flavours added at all0 -
Rosemary and garlic I may need to do some roast veggies soon...I love them.0
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Olive oil, garlic powder, salt and coarsely ground pepper. Roasted on grill or in oven, delicious!0
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Garlic powder and pepper, maybe a tiny bit of salt. Sometimes I do Mrs. Dash or montreal steak seasoning instead.0
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Granulated garlic (just a little), basil and oregano and a little spicy pepper (red or white) plus usual fresh ground pepper and sea salt. Yummy!0
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Roast pumpkin or = chilli flakes, cumin and coriander
Mediterraean veg (aubergine, red onion, courgettes, peppers) = Rosemary, black pepper & olive oil. Just toss in some whole garlic - no need to peel. It cooks out sweet unlike raw garlic
Spinach = nutmeg
Carrots like coriander, cumin and orange juice
Mint with peas
Basil with roast peppers
Turmeric with cauliflower cheese
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drizzle a little olive oil, sprinkle with garlic powder and some sea salt...yummy0
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Usually a little oil plus salt and pepper. We also use a lot of garlic powder but for most veggies, I just use salt & pepper unless I get bored. Also: if you've never tried roasting broccoli, I highly recommend it! For some reason I never though to roast it until a month or two ago and now I can't get enough of it.0
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This stuff is awesome
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