Name: Oven Roasted Vegetables
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 40 min
Ingredients: 1 medium zucchini, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 medium squash, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 medium red bell pepper, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 medium green bell pepper, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 medium yellow bell pepper, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 lb fresh asparagus, (cut into bite size pieces); 1 package of fresh mushrooms, (sliced); 1 sweet onion, (quartered or bite sized pieces); 2 Tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil; 1 teaspoon salt; 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper

Yield 8 people

Cook 30

Prep 10

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These oven roasted vegetables are quick, easy to prepare and packed full of nutrition and flavor! Drizzled in olive oil, seasoned with the simplest ingredients and oven roasted to perfection! I'm going to show you how to make the best Oven Roasted Vegetables!

A white platter containing a variety of oven roasted vegetables such as asparagus, peppers and mushrooms sitting on a wooden table.

The struggle is real ya'll.

Seriously.

Am I the only one who has issues with coming up with new side dishes? Sometimes I feel like we have the same side dishes over and over again for dinner. Sometimes my creative juices just don't flow like I need them to. Sometimes I need simple. And that's what you get with this Oven Roasted Vegetables recipe! My littles even like these vegetables! Let me tell you what's so great about this recipe...

Ingredients

Too much processed food makes me feel like crap. Just being honest with you. Living in a world of processed food can be super difficult, can I get an amen somebody?! I strive to get fresh vegetables into my diet because it's super important. I hate when I feel bloated. I hate when my stomach hurts. I don't like chemicals to be in the food I eat. I don't feel my best when I eat a lot of processed foods, so that's why I strive to eat only the freshest ingredients. And that's what this recipe for Oven Roasted Vegetables brings you...FRESH, DELICIOUS, NATURAL, DELICIOUS, HEALTHY, DELICIOUS ingredients!

Because it's cool info to know and I like to share with my friends, I'm going to give you some nutritional info about these vegetables in my recipe:

Asparagus - is FULL of antioxidants and helps move bad bacteria out of the urinary tract. I have Interstitial Cystitis so eating asparagus is a BIG deal to me. IC is painful and asparagus makes me feel better. And I'm sorry it makes your pee smell, but it's a seriously must have food.
Zucchini - has a TON of dietary fiber.
Squash - is an anti-inflammatory and contains tons of vitamins.
Bells Peppers - great for eye health and helps fight anemia.
Mushrooms - did you know that mushrooms are high in protein?!?! 1 cup has 2.2 grams of protein!
Onions - rich in antioxidants.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil - is a healthy fat, super high in antioxidants and a natural anti-inflammatory.

SEE?!?

Ya'll! This recipe for Oven Roasted Vegetables is a powerhouse side dish that screams nutrition! It's crazy good for you, quick to prep and tastes DELISH!

Making Oven Roasted Vegetables

We're going to need to keep it simple and fast because sometimes, that's what you need in life. So here we go...start by chopping up all those fresh vegetables. I like to cut my asparagus right before the stem. As for the rest of the vegetables, the peppers, onion, zucchini and squash...I cut those into bite-sized pieces. My mushrooms are always sliced. Bite sized pieces just makes it easier to chew. Yes, I'm getting older...it's ok 🙂

Person chopping the stems off fresh asparagus.

After you cut up all those fresh vegetables, rinse them well in a colander. From there, place them on a cookie sheet lined with aluminum foil or a flexipan.

Colander filled with fresh chopped vegetables, asparagus, peppers, onions, zucchini, squash and mushrooms.

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Seasoning

Once you get those raw chopped up vegetables onto your pan, drizzle on that Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I typically use 2 Tablespoons.

Drizzling olive oil over a pan of chopped vegetables including asparagus, pepper, zucchini and squash.

Now for the seasoning...like I said before, let's keep it simple. Salt and Fresh Ground Pepper. Yep..it's that simple. And...you're welcome.

Fresh ground pepper being sprinkled onto a pan of oven roasted vegetables including asparagus, peppers, onions and mushrooms.

Roasting

Pop this pan of healthy little delicious veggies into the oven. Just take a look at this...tons of color, tons of heathy and tons of yumminess! Just looking at them makes my digestive system feel better!

A pan seasoned with extra virgin olive oils, salt and pepper for fresh vegetables of asparagus, peppers, onions, squash and zucchini

After the veggies are done cooking, you have yourself one amazingly delicious and healthy side dish that pairs well with...well, anything!

A white serving dish containing fresh roasted vegetables sitting on a wooden table, wooden spoons crossed.

Food To Go With Your Oven Roasted Vegetables

Tips and Tools for making Oven Roasted Vegetables

I keep talking about this flexipan thing. Have you ever heard of it before? Flexipans are non-stick, help cook food more evenly (made with silicone) and is less messy. And they were originated in France and I think that is cool.
Get creative with your vegetables!! Switch it up! Here's some other vegetables I like to use:
- Broccoli
- Brussels sprouts
- Eggplant
- Potatoes
- Cauliflower
I like to use Pink Himalayan Salt. It's a rock salt. It's not processed. It doesn't contain anti-clumping agents. Again, happy digestive ssytem. You can buy it on amazon here. It's amazing!
If I have any of these smoked cherry tomatoes leftover, I always add them to this pan of oven roasted vegetables! The flavor combination is delicious!

Sick of those same ole side dishes and looking for healthy? This is hands down one of the healthiest and most nutritional and DELICIOUS recipes out there! You're going to wake up tomorrow morning and your tummy is going to thank you!

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