What you need:
1 small bag of baby carrots
1/2 stick of butter
2 or more tbs of brown sugar
1 small bag of baby carrots
1/2 stick of butter
2 or more tbs of brown sugar
What you do:
If you are using an oven, preheat to 350. If you are using a grill, start it up
Use tin foil to create a bowl-like container or packet
Put the carrots into the foil and add the brown sugar
Cut the butter into pads and put on top of carrots and brown sugar
Use more foil to make a top and seal by folding the edges
If you are using an oven, place the foil packet on a cookie sheet. You can skip this step for the grill.
Place the carrot packet in the oven or on the grill.
Let cook for 20 minutes then carefully check the carrots using tongs or oven mits.
Pierce them with a fork to make sure they are tender. They should not be crunchy.
If you are using an oven, preheat to 350. If you are using a grill, start it up
Use tin foil to create a bowl-like container or packet
Put the carrots into the foil and add the brown sugar
Cut the butter into pads and put on top of carrots and brown sugar
Use more foil to make a top and seal by folding the edges
If you are using an oven, place the foil packet on a cookie sheet. You can skip this step for the grill.
Place the carrot packet in the oven or on the grill.
Let cook for 20 minutes then carefully check the carrots using tongs or oven mits.
Pierce them with a fork to make sure they are tender. They should not be crunchy.
Tips and tricks:
The carrots will look wrinkly after cooking.
If you don't have much time or you threw this together at the last minute, you can cut the carrots into medallions to make them cook faster.
Use more Brown Sugar for sweeter carrots.
To make this fancier, you can add a pinch of dill (the dried kind on the spice row at the grocery store) to the mix.
The carrots will look wrinkly after cooking.
If you don't have much time or you threw this together at the last minute, you can cut the carrots into medallions to make them cook faster.
Use more Brown Sugar for sweeter carrots.
To make this fancier, you can add a pinch of dill (the dried kind on the spice row at the grocery store) to the mix.
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