In my house, the sides are usually just a variation of roasted vegetables. They’re simple, but we love them, and I find that they’re really what our guests enjoy the most too (I mean, they eat them more than the kugels I don’t serve, so I’m guessing). This is best served the same day it was made, but it’s delicious room temperature the next day, too.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit (225 degrees Celsius). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and spray with cooking spray.
Lay out cauliflower and mushrooms on the same sheet and spray well with cooking spray. Season with salt, pepper, onion salt, and garlic powder.
Roast for 40 minutes or until the cauliflower is browned and there is little to no liquid from the mushrooms remaining.
Toss with fresh parsley and serve.
Notes:
If you’re doubling this for a crowd, roast cauliflower and mushrooms on separate baking sheets.
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can we use trader joe onion salt for pesach
Please consult with your Rav. From my knowledge, onion salt is not kosher for Pesach.
jif its not kosher for pesach how did you put it in the recipe and it says passovr on top of recipe
We will edit that- thank you!
can I make onion salt with kosher salt and onion pwdr if I want this for pesach?
thanks a million!!
Yes, you can!