Oven-baked rutabaga wedges

Oven-baked rutabaga wedges

Rutabaga wedges: the PERFECT antidote to those pesky French fry cravings. Healthy, simple and low carb... an amazing alternative to potatoes. Spice them up any way you like. Trust us, these are addictively good!

Oven-baked rutabaga wedges

Rutabaga wedges: the PERFECT antidote to those pesky French fry cravings. Healthy, simple and low carb... an amazing alternative to potatoes. Spice them up any way you like. Trust us, these are addictively good!
USMetric
4 servingservings

Ingredients

  • 1 lb 450 g rutabaga
  • ¼ cup 60 ml olive oil
  • 1 tsp 1 tsp chili powder or paprika powder
  • salt and pepper
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Instructions

Instructions are for 4 servings. Please modify as needed.

  1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C).
  2. Rinse and peel the rutabagas. Cut into wedges and place them in a medium-sized bowl. Add the olive oil, chili powder, salt, and pepper. Stir to combine.
  3. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper, and spread the rutabaga wedges on the baking sheet. (remove “Place in oven and”) Bake for 20 minutes or until the rutabaga wedges become golden. Use a knife to check if they're ready. They bake faster towards the end, so pay attention.
  4. Serve with meat or fish of your choice.

Tip

Rutabaga season is October to March so they are great for fall and winter meals. They keep in the fridge for up to two weeks so you can try them out in multiple ways!

Carbs in root vegetables

The numbers are grams of carbs per 100 grams. Note that rutabaga has less than half the carbs of potatoes, making rutabaga wedges a significantly better option (but still not strict low carb). Full guide >

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10 comments

  1. Angela
    This recipe is very very good!
  2. Megan
    Amazing recipe! I think this is actually better than potatoes! The rutabaga is slightly sweet and very satisfying. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe!!
  3. Heath
    I love roast swede! Try sprinkling a little grated Parmesan cheese over the wedges - divine!!
  4. Claudia ioanes
    I have rutabaga fries in the oven with a chilli seasoning mix I prepared. I hope they are yum. Serving with lobster and steak. Zuchini. So hungry. Claudia
  5. Maggie
    Sounds wonderful Heath...I am making
    these right now...the sprinkling of the
    Parmesan sounds wonderful...thank you for the tip
  6. Saskia
    Question regarding the macros in this one, where is the 14g of fat coming from?
    Reply: #7
  7. Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    The 14g comes from the olive oil. 1T olive oil has 14g fat. This calls for 4T and is 4 servings.
  8. Renee
    I've never had a rutabaga before so I tried this recipe. I can't believe it but I like these more than potatoes!! Hubby and I are both doing keto and we had these wedges with our steak today. It was like eating steak and taters again. :) Super easy recipe and the wedges do feel like regular potato wedges but they are so sweet! I am so thankful for Diet Doctor. Keep the simple, low carb recipes coming please. :)
  9. Jon
    Hi. Could someone please let me know if the carb count(7) is for the 4 servings? . Is so I guess 2 servings is just half (3.5) right?
    Reply: #10
  10. Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor

    Hi. Could someone please let me know if the carb count(7) is for the 4 servings? . Is so I guess 2 servings is just half (3.5) right?

    All of our recipes show the carb count per serving.

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