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Cookish

Roasted Carrots with Turmeric-Honey

4 Servings

35 minutes

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Try to use carrots that are similarly sized so they cook at the same rate. However, if the top halves of some are very thick, simply cut those sections in half lengthwise. We liked these carrots with cumin seeds, but an equal amount of whole coriander seeds also was delicious. To crush the cumin or coriander seeds, use a mortar and pestle or grind them against a cutting board with the back of a small skillet.

4

Servings

35 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3

    pounds medium carrots, peeled and halved on the diagonal

  • neutral oil

Directions

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Reviews
Wendy B.

Three pounds of carrots for four servings? Really? When Christopher Kimball was on the Rachael Ray show preparing Moroccan Carrot Salad -- similar flavor profile, both sound yummy -- that recipe specified ONE pound of carrots for four servings.

Lynn C.

Hi Wendy -

The Moroccan Carrot Salad uses shaved carrots - so, a little goes a long way. These carrots are halved and roasted and are meant to be a more substantial side dish. 1 lb. of carrots is about four medium carrots so this equates to about 12 total carrots, which would be three carrots a person. We don't feel like this is too much as the only side on the table, but if you are serving multiple sides, then we agree that this would be appropriate for more people.

Best,
The Milk Street Team

Peter Chris S.

The ingredients simply list "cumin seeds", with no instruction in the recipe to crush them as suggested in the head note. To reduce confusion, consider editing the recipe to clearly indicate that the seeds should be crushed.