In my quest to eat healthy & explore the plethora of veggies available to me, I decided to try my hand at fennel.
Well, how-do-you-do I'm a fennel eater.
As per vague internet instructions I chopped off the top & the nubby bottom. Then I cut it in half, then in fourths.
I stuck in on a foil lined cookie sheet, covered them in salt, pepper, & garlic powder (olive oil & Parmesan was recommended too) & roasted them for 400 degrees for 40 min.
Out they came pretty crispy & tasty (with just a hint of liquorish flavor)
12 comments:
You are brave!!!! I have had fennel on a salad with a steak once, but I cannot remember what else was on it. I did like it, but I am so clueless about how to even cook one I know I would mess it up.
so that's what a fennel is!! looks good, i should try it out. a nice alternative to my celery sticks.
Absolutely!!! Emily just bought fennel today. Italian wedding soup is AWESOME!!!!!!!! And it uses fennel. I will have her send you the recipe.
Russ
You know me and vegetables. However with your finished product picture I'd have to say that actually looks interesting and I'd be willing to try some. Cool beans.
I've had a fennel salad that was basically coleslaw with fennel instead of cabbage and it was divine.
I have a roasted chicken dish with fennel, zucchini, and tomatoes. Yummy! If you want the recipe, I can send it to you.
Yummy, love fennel. And the leaves are good to use as a herb. I love it in green salads yummy!
I see it all the time on cooking shows but still haven't tried it. I am sure I would have to go to one of the "fancier" groceries stores to get it around here.
Best recipe ever: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/everyday-italian/fennel-slaw-with-prosciutto-and-pistachio-pesto-recipe/index.html
Bon appetit!
I just want to second the motion on Italian wedding soup! So good!
Fennel is great! Especially in Em's soup.
Where'd you buy it? I didn't see it at Winco or Target anywhere...
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