

Maple Glazed Carrots is a gorgeous fall side dish that celebrates the best of the season. If you can get carrots from nearby all the better.
Fall is the time to enjoy root vegetables, especially if they were just dug from the garden. Even if you keep carrots in your fridge year round, this is the time to look for the freshest ones available and use them in new and different ways. Visit a Farmer’s Market if you can and you’ll see varieties of root vegetables you’ve never heard of.
My recipe for Roasted Root Vegetables is one I make all fall and winter changing the vegetable combinations and seasoning to go with my menu. I sometimes add a drizzle of maple syrup to that recipe just to switch it up.
When I dug up these carrots I wanted to do something a little different so Maple Glazed Carrots is a sweeter yet equally delicious way to prepare them.
Here’s a list of some of the root vegetables available. Challenge yourself to cook with a root vegetable you haven’t used before.
carrots | parsnips | potatoes |
beets | turnips | sweet potatoes |
jicama | kohlrabi | yams |
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Did anyone in your family have a vegetable garden when you were growing up? Both my mom and my grandmother did and at the end of summer we could pull carrots out of the soil, rub them clean and eat them. No one taught us where carrots came from we simply lived it.
If you’re the least bit interested in growing anything, carrots might just be the easiest vegetable to grow. Just add water and they’ll slowly grow all summer whether you’re at home or on vacation. Even the smallest patch of carrots will create an opportunity for children to see first hand where their food really comes from.
To roast vegetables all you need is a baking sheet or two and some parchment paper.
Let me know in the comments below if you have a favourite carrot recipe you make in the fall.
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