Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2013

This is a real winner! The fact it's so versatile makes it even more appealing. I cooked mine covered for almost an hour at 400 degrees, added the greens and cooked uncovered for about 15 more minutes. Served it over steamed jasmine rice with a side of Thai cucumbers. Perfect for Meatless Monday's, vegans or vegetarians. Liked the addition of balsamic vinegar too! Pink veggies are pretty unusual don't ya' know!!

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quiltersammy

Reviewed: Mar. 31, 2013

Just got back from the potluck that I brought this dish to. It was a HIT. I was late, so the dish was actually served cold. It was still wonderful. I roasted the beets seperately and added them at the last minute, so all the vegetables still had thier own color. I used beets, rutabega, turnip, carrot, sweet potato, russet potato, greens (kale), red onion, chick peas (made my own, not canned). I used the olive oil and italian seasoning (with thyme) and dry white wine (Kendal Jackson Chardonay to be excact). It was wonderful. These vegetables are full of flavor; roasting enhances the flavor.

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carrielynng

Reviewed: Feb. 5, 2013

Loved it. I made it with no beets and added celery and a rutabaga. I had no white wine so made it with sherry cooking wine. Delicious and easy. Just chop and mix!

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Jennifer

Reviewed: Jun. 26, 2012

This is a great recipe! Awesome way to eat some veggies that I don't usually eat.

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lmc5238

Reviewed: Feb. 12, 2012

I'm always looking for ways to incorporate power foods into my husband's meet and potato's diet... I loved this dish but he didn't. I'll definitely make this again for me but will need to continue looking for veggies he will eat!

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patricia

Reviewed: Jan. 12, 2012

Love it! What an amazing array of flavor going on in this dish, though I love all these veggies. It's so simple and can be very versatile. I added sweet potato and extra garlic and kale toward the end...and some balsamic vinegar. This one is a keeper!

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liquidfaith

Cooking Level: Expert

Reviewed: Jan. 6, 2012

Amazing! Will definitely repeat!

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Hataxa

Cooking Level: Beginning

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2011

Served these Christmas day to people who don't eat foods that look like this. They all sampled and loved it! I used sweet potatoes instead of white. This recipe is a keeper!

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juliev

Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2011

I omitted the white potatoes, because it was for Thanksgiving dinner and there were already two kinds of potatoes on the menu, and substituted parsnips and sweet potatoes. Also, I omitted the garbanzo beans, but only because m husband doesn't like them. I imagine they would be an interesting addition. This was a huge success at our family gathering. I especially liked the colorful addition of the beet greens. I considered adding some purple top turnips to the mix, but was afraid the strong flavor might not appeal to some at a large gathering. I did cook some separately, though, and added them to the leftovers. It was a delicious addition.

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