Smoky BBQ veggies with plum and soy BBQ dressing

Smoky BBQ veggies with plum and soy BBQ dressing

There’s nothing more tantalizing than the smell of smoking coals on a hot summer’s day. Spice things up the next time you fire up the barbie with this veggie-based recipe – guaranteed to brighten up your buffet and satisfy meat-lovers and vegetarians alike!

Preparation time

15 minutes

Cooking time

10 minutes

Serves

4

Dietary requirements

  • Dairy free
  • Nut free
  • Vegetarian
  • Vegan

Nutritional information per serving

  • kcal 180
  • Fat 4.1g Low
  • Saturates 0.5g Low
  • Carbs 26.9g
  • Sugars 17.1g Medium
  • Fibre 7.8g
  • Protein 5.1g
  • Salt 1g Medium
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Method

  1. Light the BBQ and start slicing up the aubergine, sweet potato, courgette and red pepper lengthways to create the largest surface area.

  2. Brush the sliced vegetables and corn on the cob with vegetable oil. Place on the BBQ, char and cook fully through.

  3. In a pan add all the BBQ sauce ingredients and heat up. Once bubbling, take off the heat, stir and transfer to a serving dish.

  4. Shave the kernels from the corn on the cob and chop up the vegetables to your desired size or keep in long slices.

  5. Place all vegetables into a serving dish and serve with BBQ sauce, (or marmalade, for a citrus smokey sauce).

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