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See also Article on Beets/BeetrootYield: 8 servings4 red potatoes -- quartered4 turnips -- quartered2 parsnips -- sliced 1" thick2 carrots -- sliced 1" thick1 yam -- cut 1" thick16 pearl onions -- peeled4 beets -- quartered8 garlic cloves -- peeled1/2 cup olive oil2 tablespoons basil, freshsalt and pepper -- to tastePreheat the oven to 450 degrees.Wash and cut the above vegetables into suitable sized chunks--preferably, big enough to put into one's mouth without having to cut it any further.Let the vegetables sit on a paper towel to drain them of any excess water. Pat each piece dry. This will ensure that each piece comes out crispy.Put all the vegetables into a Ziploc bag with the oil, salt, pepper and rosemary. Zip it shut and make sure everything is coated completely.Place the contents into a pan, and bake for one hour. No basting is necessary.
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