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French
Vegetarian, side dish
Boutique Sauces
4
10 minutes
20 minutes
120
Delight in the vibrant colors and flavors of charred rainbow carrots, enhanced by a sweet, zesty Orange Star Anise sauce. This simple yet elegant vegetarian side dish is counterbalanced by aromatic thyme, a hint of salt, and the satisfying crunch of toasted pistachio nuts. Perfectly roasted to achieve a crispy exterior while remaining tender inside, this dish makes a memorable accompaniment to any meal, celebrating both seasonal produce and bold flavors
650g rainbow carrots, peeled and halved lengthwise
3 tablespoons olive oil
A pinch of Fleur de sel salt
1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves, Chopped
3 tablespoons orange star anise sauce
Roasted Pistachio nut
Preheat your oven to (220°C
In a large bowl, toss the rainbow carrots with olive oil, thyme and Fleur de sel salt until evenly coated.
Roast in the oven for about 10- 20 minutes, flipping halfway through, until charred and tender.
Remove from the oven and drizzle with orange star anise sauce
Sprinkle with Pistachio nut & Serve warm or room temperature
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My friend gifted me a jar to try and it was scrumptious. I was very tempted to use all the jar in 1 sitting but with self control, only 1/2 jar heated up and poured onto a scotch fillet. It is a must buy!
Wow this sauce is absolutely delicious, so easy to use just heat and serve. Happy I got 6 jars ready for the Christmas season.
For something different I made a hamburger with fried onion, lettuce and home grown tomatoes and tried the Diane sauce instead of BBQ sauce, wow, what a flavour explosion. Definitely will be doing that again.
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