Amaranth and Roast Veggie Salad

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Ingredients
amaranth0.5 cup
basil-infused olive oil2 servings
bell pepper2 servings
pumpkin0.5 packet
onion1
rocket leaves9 servings
herbal salt2 servings
punnet baby tomatoes0.5
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Nutrition Facts
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Instructions
Cook the amaranth with about a cup of water until it reaches a sticky consistencyCut the onion roughly into chunksAdd the onion and diced pumpkin to a tinfoil lined baking trayDrizzled over the olive oil and sprinkle with the herbal salt and pepperPut into a hot oven and roast until the edges of the pumpkin go crispyJust before the veggies are done, throw in the baby tomatoesCoat the veggies in the cooked amaranthTear a few rocket leavesToss together and there you have it, an unusual roast veggie salad!Serve warm.
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