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Glazed carrots. |
I like carrots in all forms: raw in a salad, in spaghetti sauce, in potato salad, to crunch on as a snack, but over the holidays I prepared glazed carrots as a side dish for a fancy dinner. They are so easy, and almost everyone likes them.
I chose carrots of about the same size. Actually I bought these already with the leaves and peelings removed. So very, very easy to prepare.
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Carrots with leaves and peelings removed. |
I boiled them until semi-tender.
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Boiling carrots. |
Then I melted some butter (about 2 tablespoons) along with 1/4 cup of maple syrup. I transferred the carrots over to this pot and coated them well with the glaze. I cooked them about 5 minutes in the glaze. I like them not overcooked so they were perfect as a side dish with a bit of fresh thyme sprinkled on top. They added a lot of color to the plate.
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Butter and maple syrup. |
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Glazing the carrots. |
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Ready to serve. |
Don't you think they make a colorful and healthful side dish?
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