
Yesterday evening, I made this tasty & easy spiced oven roasted mixed vegetables dish. I needed to use up 2 young green courgettes & had 2 halve small pumpkins that were lying around. I had to use them up & I did it this tasty way! 🙂
Recipe: For 2 persons, with a bit of seconds
Ingredients:
2 teaspoons mild curry powder
1 teaspoon mild smoked paprika ( Pimentón )
1/4 teaspoon Maldon sea salt
10 grins of finely milled black pepper
a fruity evoo ( extra virgin olive oil ) : 3 tablespoons + 1/2 tablespoon
2 young green courgettes, cleaned, cut into thicker rings, each cut into 2 or 4
1/2 small dark orange pumpkin, peeled, threads & pits removed with a spoon, flesh cut into thicker bite-sized pieces
1/2 butternut pumpkin, peeled, threads & pits removed with a spoon, flesh cut into thicker bite-sized pieces
1 fat big red onion, peeled & cut up into smaller wedges
To serve: red cooked quinoa for 2 persons/ My well-rinsed & drained red quinoa, I cooked in boiling water where I added some grins of finely black pepper & some sea salt. Cooked it for 12 minutes, according to my package & drained well. Kept warm! 🙂
Method:
1. Preheat your oven to 220°C ( 428 F ) for 10 minutes. Place your ingredients all in 1 layer in a large non-stick oven roasting pan & scatter your spices, evenly divided all over your veggies. Drizzle your fruity evoo all over them. With clean hands, mingle everything together so that each side of each veggie has been coated with the spice mix & oil. Roast for about 20 to 25 minutes in the preheated oven. After 12 minutes of roasting, turn all the veggies over to prevent burning & to roast evenly. Check, with a fork, to see if the veggies are done & cooked through.
2. Now, plate up, place 2 spoonfuls of your cooked red quinoa in the middle of a white plate & place the roasted spiced veggies all over it. see that you have every veggie on your plate! Enjoy with a loved one! 🙂 ♥ Stay Tuned & subscribe by email! Join 1,800 email subscribers now!!! It is free!!!! Click the link here below to subscribe!!!
Great dish, simple and delicious!
Hugs!
Thanks, Katarina! x Hugs right back at you! 🙂
Mmm, roasted late summer veggies! Still a few weeks to go before our pumpkins and butternuts are harvestable, but I will definitely keep this idea in mind!
Yes, I had a bit of Summer pumpkin lzft, from my father’s garden, so I had to use it up! 😉
The roasted veggies look delightful, Sophie! 🙂
Thanks so much! 🙂 Enjoy!
Looks like a tasty dinner!
Easy, tasty, fast! 🙂
My favorite type of recipe! 🙂
Looks lovely and very healthy! 🙂
Thanks, sweety! x
Sounds delicious! 🙂
It is & was, my friend! Enjoy! x
A very satisfying and delicious meal, Sophie.
Thanks so much, Angie! 😃
I love roasted spicy veg!
😀😀😀 x
Easy and tasty!! Recently, I use a lot of quinoa.
You gave me great idea!
You are welcome, my dear friend! X😀
Yum this dish looks so tasty!
Thanks, my dear friend! X😃
ah ha, the fall ingredients are starting to make their appearance! I can see you make the best of seasonal produce year-round and looking forward to seeing what you come up with as it gets chillier. Have found I prefer red and black quinoa to the traditional yellow. Do you taste a flavor difference?
Waw, black quinoa! I haven’t seen that in our food shops yet! That would be so cool to make a black quinoa risotto, hey????
I really love foods like this. Burst of flavors, fine textures and feel good health feeling. 😀
Thanks so much, sweet Fae! 😀
OK, I’m sure Larry would love this. I’m bookmarking it for dinner soon as it cools down a bit here! thanks Sophie!
This is exactly the type of dish that I LOVE to eat in the Fall. We actually grew buttercup squash in our garden this year and we just harvested it. I can’t wait to try it in a dish just like this! Yum!
Sophie, the roasted veggies look delicious. With the mild curry, paprika and orange pumpkin, I would eat this any day. i now know where to shop when I want to eat vegetarian. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes!
Best wishes back at you, Liz! Hugs! x
Curry is such a fool-proof all-purpose seasoning. It perks up everything, works in just about any dish, and always seems to be on hand. I don’t think you could go wrong with such a satisfying combination. 🙂
That is so true, Hannah! Enjoy! x
Can’t beat the delicious flavors of roasted veggies with spices. Yum!!
thanks, Kiran, do enjoy! x
Beautiful dish! I ❤ Quinoa, it's the best! I love the fact that they are curry-roasted 😉 I love curry-based dishes…thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome! 🙂 xxx
I have yet to try red quinoa! How does it compare?!
It tastes a bit more nutty! 🙂 I love it! x
Ohhhh man! I can’t wait to try!!!
Yeah! Eat it! 🙂 x
These roasted veggies look incredible!