1-Choose the right way to cook your vegetables
The way you cook and prepare vegetables is crucial to getting the best taste out of them. Although many of us opt for steaming or boiling, these methods can make vegetables taste flat. Instead of boiling, try sautéing, grilling, frying, or roasting. This will allow you to season them with herbs, oils, and seasonings, and let them marinate for a perfectly seasoned dish.
Roasting vegetables gives them a rich, strong flavor, but even more interesting is that you can season them to your liking. Try flavoring roast potatoes with delicious garlic and rosemary, or roast low-fat cauliflower with a sprinkling of freshly grated Parmesan, black pepper, and oregano.
Grilling is a great way to give vegetables a smoky, barbecue-style flavor and is perfect for things like parsnips and aubergines, while a deep fryer will allow you to crisp up vegetables like spinach and kale. If you’re looking for soft, tender vegetables without steaming or boiling, try sautéing them in a pan with a small amount of healthy oil, such as lemon and garlic-infused rapeseed oil, for the ultimate taste!
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