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Easy, Fresh Shabbat Dinner

By Linda Capeloto Sendowski 1 Comment

After our visits to the kosher shops on Pico Boulevard and the Santa Monica Farmer’s Market, we drove out to the Desert and area of small towns about 2 hours (if no traffic) east of Los Angeles on Friday morning to spend Shabbat relaxing in the sun.  The Desert includes, Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta and a few other towns. We didn’t want to spend all day cooking so we used the Roast Chicken recipe, open or dry roasted the prime rib after simply seasoning with garlic olive oil paste and fresh black pepper. We kept the vegetables simply roasted with olive oil and salt in the oven.

Try buying the new variety electric color carrots.

Roasted Carrots

4-6 bright yellow large carrots

4-6 bright red large carrots

2-3 tablespoons olive oil

sea salt

Peel the carrots, slice them on a diagonal to reveal their beautiful centers. Place the sliced dry carrots in a glass baking dish in a single layer.  Toss all in olive oil and season with a bit of sea salt.  Roast the carrots in a 350°  for a bout 45 minutes to one hour, until tender and a bit caramelized.

Filed Under: Cookbook, Fresh Produce, Menus for All Occasions, Side Dish, Vegetarian Recipes Tagged With: carrots, kosher, recipe, Roast, Shabbat Dinner, vegetables

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  1. Norma says

    February 13, 2011 at 6:49 PM

    Hi Linda,

    The food on the plate looks amazing. Such beautiful colors. I tried the carrot recipe tonight and loved it. I have been roasting other veggies in the oven this way but never thought of carrots. Thanks for posting.

    Norma

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