A simple flavourful dish of miso roasted wedges with a zesty tomato chilli lime dipping sauce. This oil-free recipe is a healthy, fun dish to share as a snack and makes a great side for brunch, lunch or dinner.
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Miso Roasted Wedges with Tomato Chilli Lime Sauce
PREHEAT oven 400F | 200C Line a sheet pan with parchment paper.
WASH vegetables. Cut potatoes and squash, if using, into wedges, leaving the skin on.
ADD wedges in a pile onto the sheet pan. Top with miso, tomato paste, soy sauce, vinegar, salt | dulse. Toss together well to ensure the wedges are all evenly coated with miso marinade. You can also toss everything in a bowl, too, but that’s more dishes to wash!
ROAST vegetables for 40 – 50 mins until golden and fork tender. Turn vegetables over halfway through cooking.
SERVE roasted vegetables with tomato chilli lime dipping sauce and scatter with rocket | arugula leaves, herbs or greens.
Sauce
ADD all ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth. Taste and adjust the seasoning to your taste.
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*ACV = apple cider vinegar
SWAP POTATOES | ADD carrots, brussels, black radish, celeriac, parsnips, beetroot, cauliflower, broccoli – cooking time will vary.
SQUASH | PUMPKIN – use kabocha, kuri, butternut, acorn, delicata, or other good roasting squash or pumpkins.
ADD PLANT PROTEIN – cubed tofu, tempeh, chickpeas. Manage cooking times.
*SWAP JALAPENO or red chilli for dried chilli flakes, chilli sauce or paste – Gochujang paste is my choice; you can use whatever you have and love.
ADD FRESH HERBS like cilantro, dill, basil, Thai basil, parsley, chives. Finely chopped rosemary & thyme.
THERAPEUTIC DIETS – Adapt the recipe and ingredients according to your healthcare provider. Please remember to read food ingredient labels.
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