Foil Load Garlic Butter Sausage & Veggies

The other day (Father’s Day) we celebrated with my husband’s preferred food–. grilled steaks grilled corn on the cob, rolls, and a. big berry salad . The partner began cleaning up some of the meals to which I told him, I got this, simply relax, it’s Dad’s Day!.

The young child needs to have overheard this and chosen he liked the word relax. For the rest of the day (and currently today) he’s informing everybody to just relax which he’s got this. Other than when he’s informed me to just unwind and he’ll make breakfast this morning ( I got this), he didn’t really make breakfast.

Finally I asked him what simply unwind indicates and he said it implies play basketball. Not surprising that he likes the words …

So today I’ve got another ultra simple foil pack recipe that is ideal for grilling over the campfire or grill!

BUT simply in case you do not have a grill, do not want to switch on the oven, aren’t making a campfire anytime quickly, or choose to prevent tin foil in cooking I have actually got a whole list of numerous methods you can make this supper. Here it goes:.

• Stovetop.: throw the entire mixture into a large dutch oven (or half of the mixture into a large skillet) over medium-high heat. Stir occasionally until the veggies are crisp tender (about 12-15 minutes) adding in additional olive oil as needed. (You’ll want to boil the cobs of corn separately)
• Oven (no foil).: grab a large sheet pan and line it with foil OR parchment paper so that none of the tray is exposed. Pour the entire mixture over it and bake at 425 degrees F for about 30-35 minutes, flipping the ingredients around once at the halfway mark. Toss that tin foil or parchment paper and cleaning up the tray shouldn’t take more than a minute!
• Oven (foil packs).: separate the mixture evenly into 4-6 sheets of heavy duty foil and wrap them so the foil is completely sealed. Don’t use more than 1 sheet of foil or these won’t cook properly. Throw them right in the oven (you can place the foil packs on a sheet pan if you want for easier placement/removal from the oven, but it isn’t necessary) and bake for 30-40 minutes. The time really depends on your preference — at 30 minutes, it’s cooked, but pretty crisp for those that like their veggies a bit more crunchy. At 35 minutes, I’d say everything is crisp tender and this is where we like to pull ’em out. For super tender veggies, leave them in 40-45 minutes!
• Grill (no foil).: If you have a side burner on your grill, grab a large dutch oven skillet and add half of this mixture. Stir it around frequently, adding additional olive oil as needed, until veggies are tender (about 12-15 minutes). Again, you’ll want to either boil or grill the cobs of corn separately.
• Grill (foil packs).: separate the mixture evenly into 4-6 sheets of heavy duty foil and wrap them so the foil is completely sealed. Place over a pre-heated grill (medium-high heat) and grill for 25-30 minutes. Make sure to check them at least once at around 10-15 minutes — if they are not pretty tender at this point, your grill needs to be hotter. Flip once in between the grilling process!

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