Dinner last night was Root Vegetable Stew with Gruyere Crostinis. This week my CSA box provided me with a handful of plump carrots, and since I've never been a fan of carrots a la carte, I figured I needed to find some vegetables to accompany them. Since using my CSA produce supports my personal goal to eat more seasonally, what better than to add root vegetables - which have just arrived on the veggie scene. Truth be told, I've never cooked with a rutabega or a turnip before, but they're easy enough (slightly tougher than potatoes). Ultimately the dish turned out great! The garlic and rosemary really added an aromatic flair, and the gruyere toasts were a nice compliment (I could have eaten many more of these...).
The perfect dinner for fall. Bravo! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI've just recently started loving root veggies. And every time I eat them I wonder why I wasn't eating them all along!
ReplyDeleteAh, that looks amazing, and indeed a perfect warming dinner for this season :)
ReplyDeletelooks like fall! :D
ReplyDeleteDEEELISH!! And if the savory option doesn't work out, always try sweet - hello carrot cake :)
ReplyDeletexo tash
Everything about this meal screams autumn indulgence. I just ate dinner but my stomach just did a little grumble for some of that. I can't wait to make this myself.
ReplyDeletethat looks amazing. as soon as it's not 100 degrees here i'll be making it!
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