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The secret to eating more vegetables: find a recipe you actually love! This recipe for parmesan roasted vegetables is SO good even picky eaters will ask for seconds.

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Put in front of me the choice of either chocolate cake or vegetables and I will have half that slice of cake consumed before you blink. BUT I know that I need to eat healthier to be my best, so I've been searching for easy, simple veggie recipes I can whip up on weeknights. I think I've found a winner! This recipe for parmesan roasted vegetables looks SO good that maybe even my picky eaters (kids!) will love it! #easyveggierecipe #roastedveggies #weeknightveggierecipe

I grew up eating three vegetables—carrots, broccoli, and corn. Oh, and squash, but I try to suppress those particular memories!

Needless to say, I wasn’t a veggie lover as a kid so I didn’t try a lot of new foods. As long as I opted for one of the three veggies I didn’t mind, mom was happy. But as an adult, I’ve become slightly more adventurous.

Not because I suddenly developed a new love for vegetables—that’s not true! I just try to make healthy choices 75% of the time. My body feels so much better when I feed it veggies over a piece of chocolate cake. Although the latter is certainly more tasty!

So the only time I branch out to add asparagus, green beans, and cauliflower to my menu is when I know how to cook them the right way. The secret to eating more vegetables is this: find a recipe you actually love!

So that’s what I did.

This recipe for roasted vegetables with parmesan is SO simple and tastes much better than anything steamed. The oven crisps up the veggies, and the addition of garlic salt and parmesan cheese made these pan roasted vegetables an easy side dish even picky eaters will love.

I prefer a mix of cauliflower and broccoli, but you can use any seasonal vegetables you have on hand. In fact, it’s a great way to use up a bunch of veggies in your fridge leftover from other recipes. Just mix them together for a thrifty side dish!

How to Make Easy Parmesan Roasted Vegetables

Step 1: Clean and chop your vegetables.

Step 2: Spread the veggies out on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Make sure the vegetables don’t overlap! This is the secret to perfectly crispy pan roasted vegetables.

Step 3: Drizzle with olive oil, then sprinkle with garlic salt, parmesan, and pepper to taste. Yum!

Step 4: Put into 400-degree oven for 12-14 minutes. Then stir and cook 1-2 minutes more until veggies are tender and browning around the edges.

parmesan roasted vegetables

Note: I prefer fresh veggies (although I know they can be more expensive!), but a frozen mix is also an option if you have one handy in the freezer and perfect for this easy roasted vegetables recipe!

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Easy Parmesan Roasted Vegetables


  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
  • Cook Time: 15 minutes
  • Total Time: 25 minutes
  • Yield: 4 1x
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The secret to eating more vegetables: find a recipe you actually love! This recipe for parmesan roasted vegetables is SO good (and easy!) even picky eaters will ask for seconds.


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Ingredients

  • 2 cups chopped fresh or frozen veggies (whatever you have on hand, but I love a broccoli-cauliflower mix!)
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • garlic salt
  • pepper

Instructions

  1. Clean and chop vegetables.
  2. Spread out on a lined baking sheet. Make sure vegetables do not overlap.
  3. Drizzle with olive oil, then sprinkle with garlic salt, parmesan, and pepper to taste
  4. Put into oven at 400 degrees for 12-14 minutes, then stir and cook 1-2 minutes more until veggies are tender and browning around the edges.
  5. Serve as a healthy side dish!
  • Category: Side Dish
  • Cuisine: American

Keywords: roasted vegetables, parmesan roasted vegetables

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