Jazz up roasted veggies in an instant with this simple herb butter
Herb butters are fabulous for quick-and-easy garlic bread, or jazzing up roasted veggies in an instant. plus, they're very simple to make
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Get room softened butter (about half a block) and pop in a food processor.
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Next, add crushed garlic, freshly ground black pepper, chilli flakes or fresh herbs, or a mixture of a few. (We love garlic, basil and black pepper.)
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Then, roll into a sausage, wrap in clingfilm and freeze. When you're ready to use it, slice off rounds from your herb butter roll and either melt into baguettes or dot onto nearly roasted veggies.
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Jazz up roasted veggies in an instant with this simple herb butter - try adding to one of our roast vegetable recipes
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