Not everybody likes vegetables. I get it. They’re a little bitter, and their texture isn’t for everyone. They’re packed with nutrients, though, so it’s worth figuring out ways to eat them that you actually like. That’s where vegetable recipes with cheese come in.
What I’m talking about here are recipes that will deliver at least a serving of vegetables, in which cheese totally steals the show. I’m not saying you should always mask the flavor of vegetables when you eat them (I love vegetables, TBH!), but if you’re a picky eater, it’s a good option. Even if you, like me, actually enjoy the taste of vegetables, it can be fun to mix things up with a little bit (or a lot) of cheese sometimes.
The list below offers several different vegetable recipes with cheese. Many are baked, some are stewed, and a few aren’t cooked at all. Whether you’re looking for a side dish, a main dish, or a dip, you’ll find a cheesy, veggie-packed option.
Ev’s Eats.
1. Cauliflower, Broccoli and Cheese Bake
Cauliflower and broccoli take second fiddle to loads of cheese in this gooey cauliflower, broccoli and cheese casserole.
Skinny Taste.
2. Baked Spaghetti Squash and Cheese
If you think you don’t like spaghetti squash, you probably haven’t tried it baked into a bath of cheese.
Nutmeg Nanny.
3. Creamed Kale
Creamed spinach is a classic, but creamed kale stays a little more al dente when you stew it in a dreamy, cheesy sauce.
Low-Carb Yum.
4. Spinach Cheese Pie
This spinach pie is crustless, but you won’t even notice because of all the cheese.
Alison’s Allspice.
5. Goat Cheese Baked Artichoke Hearts
Goat cheese adds the double punch of creaminess and tang to these baked artichoke hearts.
Barefoot Contessa.
6. Hot Honey Roasted Carrots With Goat Cheese
I don’t know what’s more exciting about this roasted carrot recipe—the hot honey or the big chunks of goat cheese.
Taste of Home.
7. Eggplant Rollatini
In this classic Italian recipe, eggplant is really just a vehicle for a whole lot of cheese.
Inspired by Charm.
8. Zucchini Houdini
Here, zucchini boats are filled with goat cheese, then baked with a breadcrumb and Parmesan topping.
The Forked Spoon.
9. Easy Baked Asparagus Gratin
FYI, “gratin” is usually code for, “baked in tons of cheese.”
Rasa Malaysia.
10. Parmesan Tomatoes
If you’re looking for an easy appetizer, these Parmesan tomatoes aim to please.
Betty Crocker.
11. Roasted Tomato and Herbed Cheese Galette
If you think this tomato and cheese galette looks a lot like a fancy pizza—you’re right.
Belle of the Kitchen.
12. Roasted Red Pepper Dip
Make no mistake, this red pepper dip is mostly blended cheese.
Kirbie’s Cravings.
13. Korean Corn Cheese
Here’s what you need to know about Korean corn cheese: There’s some corn, plus butter, mayonnaise and mozzarella cheese.
Brooklyn Farm Girl.
14. Cheddar Cheese Cauliflower Casserole
This cauliflower and corn casserole counts as at least one serving of vegetables, even if all you can taste is cheese.
Kirbie’s Cravings.
15. Zucchini Breadsticks
These “breadsticks” don’t actually have any bread in them; instead, they’re made with shredded zucchini, bound together with oodles and oodles of cheese.
Loaves and Dishes.
16. Tennessee Onions
You can use Tennessee onions—thick-cut sweet onions baked with butter and cheese—as a burger topping, or just eat ’em with a fork.
Homemade Hooplah.
17. Creamy Spinach Dip
What can possible go wrong when you’re mixing a bag of spinach with sour cream and two kinds of shredded cheese to make a quick dip? Nothing.
Source: Stylecaster.com