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02-15-2006, 07:22 PM #1Registered User
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Vegetable ideas?
anyone got any good ideas for cooking vegetables?
i like brocolli, carrots, peas, and also things like peppers and onions, i'm wondering what would be a nice way to cook them, i know peppers and onions roasted are very nice but not sure if i could get away with that cutting, after some ideas to flavour them up a little, or maybe even mix them in with my rice or meats somehow?
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I usually chuck a steamer thingo on top of my pan when i am boiling up eggs or rice.. You can pretty much steam heaps of veggies. then i cut them open and put lots of cracked pepper on them.
or you can nuke them in a bowl with a touch of water.
chargrill them on a nonstick surface so you arent using fat for cooking
have fun
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