How to make it

  • Start cooking the millet according to package directions and the servings you plan to make--but approx 3/4 cup per person
  • Oil up a large roasting pan with olive oil
  • Slice vegetables to approx. 1/2 inch thickness, and quarter the tomatoes--enough in total to equal about 3/4 cup per person
  • Place in pan in one layer, then lightly salt and sprinkle more olive oil on top
  • Pop in an oven that's been preheated to 400 degrees F
  • Drain the millet and set aside in a large bowl or serving platter.
  • Check on the veggies and give them a stir after 10 minutes, then up the temp to 450 degrees.
  • Grate the cheese (1 oz per person) and chop the parsley (2.5 teaspoons per person) and set aside in the fridge
  • Check the veggies again and when they are nicely browned on the edges remove from oven.
  • Remove broiled veggies with a spatula to get all the brown bits and toss into the millet.
  • Mix up a 2 to 1 mixture of oil and balsamic to very lightly coat -- for 4 servings about 3-4 tablespoons -- and mix gently.
  • Right before serving gently toss in the cold parsley and cheese and serve with a good coarse salt and cracked pepper.

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  • peetabear 12 years ago
    like the openest of the recipe.... lots of veggies coming in from the garden so it will be fun to experiment.
    peeta
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  • elgourmand 12 years ago
    The millet is an interesting twist. When I cook it, it will be an adaption of an adaptation of and adaptation. Thanks for the post. RJ
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