Following up on this thread,
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f56/grilled-brussels-sprouts-who-knew-421382/
Tonight I got a couple turnips, some beets, and some little, late-harvest carrots. The carrots were about 1/2 inch thick, so I sliced the turnips and beets about the same thickness. Tossed them all in olive oil, Kosher salt, and fresh-ground pepper, and onto the grill they all went. Big pieces went over the direct heat, and the smaller pieces went over the more indirect heat. Paired the veg with some nice Atlantic salmon fillets.
Holy smokes, this stuff was awesome. The beets were quite sweet. The carrots less so, but they have a flavor that goes well with the saltiness and smokiness.
The turnips were an especially nice surprise. Very robust flavor, very vegetable-y and slightly bitter (a nice pair with the IPA I'm drinking with it.)
I think this combo is going to make its way into Thanksgiving. The bitter turnips paired with the sweet beets are especially good. Anyway, that's all. Cheers!
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f56/grilled-brussels-sprouts-who-knew-421382/
Tonight I got a couple turnips, some beets, and some little, late-harvest carrots. The carrots were about 1/2 inch thick, so I sliced the turnips and beets about the same thickness. Tossed them all in olive oil, Kosher salt, and fresh-ground pepper, and onto the grill they all went. Big pieces went over the direct heat, and the smaller pieces went over the more indirect heat. Paired the veg with some nice Atlantic salmon fillets.
Holy smokes, this stuff was awesome. The beets were quite sweet. The carrots less so, but they have a flavor that goes well with the saltiness and smokiness.
The turnips were an especially nice surprise. Very robust flavor, very vegetable-y and slightly bitter (a nice pair with the IPA I'm drinking with it.)
I think this combo is going to make its way into Thanksgiving. The bitter turnips paired with the sweet beets are especially good. Anyway, that's all. Cheers!