Looking around pinterest one day, I noticed a couple different cooking ‘cheat’ sheets. I though, “What a great idea!” Often I am wondering how long to cook a veggie, especially when it comes down to roasting or baking it. I don’t particularly like microwaving veggies, but sometimes when you are in a time crunch that is the only way. Steaming is another great option, and is usually pretty quick as well. Then there is boiling, which I use often for things like potatoes. My favorite way to cook veggies is with roasting though. It’s so simple, and everything always turns out delicious. Toss with a little extra virgin olive oil, salt, and pepper and you are good to go. You can dress things up with lemon juice, or zest (I love that word!), or add brown sugar to things like carrots or sweet potatoes. The options are endless and there are recipes out there for everything!
So, I put together this Veggie Cooking Cheat Sheet as a handy reference to keep on hand. I tried to include the most popular veggies, but I know there are a few left out as well. What is your favorite vegetable to cook and how do you cook it?
You can get your free printable here!
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Nicole Garnica says
Love this. It will come in handy so much! Thanks!
arzea says
You’re welcome! I hope it comes in handy!
Viviana says
I’ve been needing something like this!!! Woohoo!!! ;D
arzea says
I hope it is useful for you! Thanks Viviana!
Darksiders 2 Trainer says
This is a good tip especially to those new to the blogosphere.
Short but very accurate information Appreciate your sharing this one.
A must read post!
wyroby betonowe says
I’ve been absent for a while, but now I remember why I used to love this website. Thanks, I will try and check back more often. How frequently you update your website?
cheatsheet4u says
Reblogged this on CheatSheet4U.
saltymom says
This is so handy ! I’ve saved it on my phone !
arzea says
No problem! Hope you can get some use out of it!
skillitri says
Oh wow, I love this! I have been meaning to do the same thing with grains. I can never seem to remember the ratios & cooking times for quinoa. Thanks for stopping by my blog, I’m so glad to have found yours!
arzea says
You are welcome!! I would looove to have a handy grains sheet!
Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says
What a great idea! And so helpful! Thanks for sharing at Pinworthy Projects!
Shannah @ Just Us Four says
This is a great idea! It will definitely be super helpful in the kitchen. Thanks for sharing at the Pinworthy Projects Party!
kellie inkster says
I boil asparagus for 2 minutes. Why is it not recommended?