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They tasted good but they were quite mushy and damp. Where do I go from here?

>> No.17775634

>>17775216
Did you put too many on the sheet? Also eggplant is pretty wet itself.

I've just roasted up some asparagus before at 425 for 13 minutes and it's perfect every time.

>> No.17775648

>>17775634
fuck that's zucchini i'm retarded

>> No.17775744

>>17775216
>Veggies
You have to be at least 18 to post here.

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>>17775744
NO FUN FAGGOT DETECTED!
BOO THIS ARSEHOLE!!
BOOOOOO!!!

>> No.17776052

>>17775744
>18
>using numerals

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>>17775216

>> No.17776156

>>17775216
I just made Brussel sprouts and garlic like this. They shouldn't be mushy.and damp.

>> No.17776167

Vinegar and Honey mixed with the vegtables might be the only way to go. Vinegar will replace some of the water and add a flavor, and honey will coat the tops to make them edible at first.

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>>17776100
you know he did nothing wrong. she had to have done something that set him off and she probably deserved it.
>>17775216
open flame stickmeat

>> No.17776333

>>17775216
a light but thorough coating of oil followed by some salt will help draw excess moisture away so they don"t just sit in a pool of their own steam, and will help crisp the surface up more.

>> No.17776338

>>17775216
>enough oil to coat
>spices etc. to taste
>hot oven (like 225c)
>open the door let the steam out regularly
>turn once
>20-40 minutes depending

>> No.17776345

>>17776338

I'd think only 15 -30 minutes but this nigga got the right idea.

>> No.17776355

>>17776345

Sorry I just fixed my brain because your Euro-temp doesn't make any sense especially for cooking but 225 are you fucking mental or trying to troll?

Go to 175 C for 15 minutes and check on them every 5 minutes after (or 350 F if you live in a civilized nation).

>> No.17776358

>>17776345
>>17776355
I feel that too cold leads to "mushy and damp" but 40 mins is a bit much yeah point is use your brain

>> No.17776374

>>17776355
>Euro-temp
>civilized nation
Lol, here is a list of countries that use Fahrenheit (invented by a Dutch-German and they don't even use it now) and their populations:

United States 334,805,269
Liberia 5,305,117
Belize 412,190
Bahamas 400,516
Micronesia 117,489
Antigua And Barbuda 99,509
Cayman Islands 67,277
Bermuda 61,939
Marshall Islands 60,057
Saint Kitts And Nevis 53,871
Turks And Caicos Islands 39,741
British Virgin Islands 30,596
Palau 18,233
Montserrat 4,965

>> No.17776827

>>17775648
It was eggplant and yes the sheet was very crowded.

>> No.17776839

>>17776374
imagine not liking a more precise measurement, europoors are retarded

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>>17776839
have LITERALLY NOTHING to do with precision in measurement
your highschool science classes should have beat you over the head with the definitions of precision and accuracy

>> No.17776863

>>17776839
ameri moment

>> No.17777426

>>17776839
Imagine looking at that list and then concluding that I must be from Europe.