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	Manchurian Roasted Cauliflower by Michael Swiney Anyone want to know why an Indian dish is called Manchurian, which is Chinese? Well yawn through this while I bore you with my culture and cuisine genius: The cuisine is believed to have originated from the Chinese population of Calcutta, India and Chinese food is still popular there. At present, the Chinese population in Calcutta…	1 vote 3660 views
	Garlic Roasted Cauliflower by Nancy Miyasaki I used to think cauliflower was boring and my family agreed. But I've now found so many wonderful ways to prepare it that it is becoming one of our favorite vegetables. This is an easy and very flavorful version I adapted from the Barefoot Contessa. Adjust the amount of lemon juice you apply based on your own tastes and the dish…	4 votes 2 reviews 3755 views
	Roasted Butternut Squash by B Innes To roast butternut squash you can either roast cut in half, cut side down, in a pan with a little water for about 1-1½ hours and then scoop out of the skin or peel, seed, cube and roast for about 30 minutes on high heat. My version uses a light marinade to oil the cubed squash and add a little sweetness. I keep it simple, but feel…	1 vote 1 comment 3346 views
	Eggplant Peppers And Spinach Oh My! A Mock Meat Dish Made For Meatless Monday. by kathy gori s a kid I was suspicious of anything mock. Mock was a big word in our house and not a popular one with me. There was mock apple pie made of Ritz Crackers..yeah I know. I had a mock Barbie Doll who sort of resembled Barbies' chunkier sister. She had…	2 votes 1 review 2307 views
	Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus w/ Taleggio Sauce by Lacy DeVeney Oven roasted, prosciutto wrapped asparagus served over a creamy, mild taleggio cheese sauce.	1 vote 1 comment 1942 views
	Roasted Veggies by "Cheffie Cooks" You have heard the old Adage "Eat your Veggies" well I sure did-We all love them. Roasted vegetables are a flavorful option we love.	1 vote 1024 views
	Roasted Squash with Onion, Oregano & Mint by La Tavola Marche (farm, inn & cooking school) A new spin on squash: oregano & mint instead of cinnamon & nutmeg. This is one of my favorite Mario Batali recipes - best used with butternut squash or turban pumpkins the meaty flesh makes for a hearty fall dish.	1 vote 2098 views

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