Roasted Grapes Add A Sweet, Decadent Flavour To Salads And Meat Dishes

Roasted Grapes Add A Sweet, Decadent Flavour To Salads And Meat Dishes

We all know that root vegetables really sing when roasted, but a visit in the oven can bring out complex flavours in all sorts of foods, even unexpected ones like grapes.

Photo by F Delventhal.

To draw out deep, raisin-y flavours, simply toss the de-stemmed grapes in a bit of olive oil and salt, maybe some fresh herbs if you’re fancy, then roast on a sheet pan for half an hour at 220°C. The outsides will get invitingly blistered, while the insides get sticky sweet and jammy.

Once they’re done, throw them in a salad with some good blue cheese, use them as a condiment for roasted meat, or elevate a dish of ice cream by using them as a topping. There’s also no shame in keeping it simple and spreading them on a thick piece of toast with goat cheese. (Once you’ve done that, check out the link below for even more great foods that are surprisingly delicious when roasted.)

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