We all know the importance of getting your daily servings of greens, so it’s important you make them palatable too. Here are tips and tricks from pro chefs to cook six different veggies so they turn out more yummy – go ahead and try them out!
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How To Saute Vegetables
Don’t overcook it. Blanch quickly in water and sauté in a pan with butter. This gives you that fresh crispness which asparagus is well-known for.
Serve up this delicious dish that is so perfect for an indulgent weekend brunch.
Pick them small, cut in half and sauté in olive oil until golden and crispy. Then stir through herbs like marjoram, thyme or sage to finish.
Tender, steamed brussels sprouts, baby carrots and zucchinis with a golden, toasted spiced crumble scattered over it. A great and fast healthy dish!
To shell the big ones, pop into boiling salted water for 1-2 mins, then drop into iced water and the shells will fall off. Serve warm or cold with chopped chives or shaved red onion, mint, lemon and goat’s cheese.
Start everyone off with this healthy and refreshing salad with a generous sprinkling of nuts, peas, beans mixed with pancetta and goat’s cheese.
Cook 1 min in boiling salted water. Mix with pasta, herbs and a dash of cream.
This simple dish is super easy to prepare and it’s also really healthy and yummy!
Try vinegar instead of mayo for a fresh coleslaw or sauté in a pan with caramelised onion for a tasty side.
There is an absolute freshness and vibrancy to this salad that makes it delicious by itself, or with cooked prawns, cooked chicken or steamed fish fillets.
Nothing beats cauliflower cheese with bechamel baked in the oven. It’s a great way to get kids to like cauliflower!
Buttery cauliflower, broccoli and leak topped with a golden crust of cheeses and breadcrumbs. Baked prosciutto slices are broken over the top to finish.
Text: BauerSyndication.com.au, Sean Tan