Kaleidoscopic Vegetables

"This is a delightful dish to serve during the fresh vegetable harvest time. It can be prepared ahead of time and baked just before serving."
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Clean and cut mushrooms in half.
  • Slice zucchini and yellow squash in 1/2 slices.
  • Slice onion into 1/4 inch rings.
  • Place butter in glass measuring cup or any microwave safe bowl.
  • Melt in microwave on high.
  • Add dill, tarragon, salt and pepper to butter and mix well.
  • Place veggies in flat 3 quart oven-safe casserole.
  • Pour butter mixture over veggies and toss to coat.
  • Bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes.
  • Vegetables will still be semi-crunchy.
  • You may bake an additional 15-20 minutes if you prefer your vegetables not crunchy.

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Reviews

  1. Great dish! Nice mixture of color and taste. Transported to our Thanksgiving dinner. Cut up veggies the night before. Followed recipe exactly except only used 3 zucchini & 5 yellow squash and 1/2 lb. mushrooms. The tomatoes & onion amount I kept the same as the recipe. The 9"x13" pan was HEAPING with veggies. Split them between Two (1 gallon)ziploc bags, melted butter and seasonings, poured onto veggies in bags, sealed and mixed. They sat for 6 hours before I dumped them into the pan and baked them. Enjoyed by all. Fed more than 8 people - and still had some left over. Received compliments from everyone. Thanks Susie! NOTE: Very easy to transport using the ziploc bags.
     
  2. Really liked this recipe. It was simple and easy and provided a different way to prepare veggies for Sunday lunch. I couldn't find zucchini or yellow squash (out of season, I suppose) so added asparagus instead. Also, I'd never have thought to add onion, yet it was delicious. I found 30 minutes a bit long, but I suppose it depends on your oven. Very good and I'll definitely make it again.
     
  3. This is a well written recipe that is easy to follow and simple to prepare. It results in a delicious side dish. I followed the preparation exactly, except I didn't use the mushrooms. (Although I will in the future.) I cooked mine on the grill rather than in the oven. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe with us Susie!
     
  4. Susie,I found this recipe just as our garden was putting out real good,and I love a hodge-podge of freshveggies all mixed together. And these were the best yet.They all complimented each other,and were very pretty to look at when served.They were spiced up perfectly.Thanks for this recipe.Darlene
     
  5. This is a wonderful, tasty recipe. It looked absolutely lovely on my Thanksgiving table....so festive looking. I used 4 zuchinni and 4 yellow squash, and used fresh dill and fresh tarragon (doubled the amounts). This has great texture and visual appeal. It will be a good side dish for summer cook-outs too. Thanks for sharing this great recipe.
     
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  1. Really liked this recipe. It was simple and easy and provided a different way to prepare veggies for Sunday lunch. I couldn't find zucchini or yellow squash (out of season, I suppose) so added asparagus instead. Also, I'd never have thought to add onion, yet it was delicious. I found 30 minutes a bit long, but I suppose it depends on your oven. Very good and I'll definitely make it again.
     

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