Easy Grilled Vegetables in Foil are wrapped up in individual packages along with herbs and spices. A simple way to serve a healthy side dish while keeping an outdoorsy atmosphere. The freshest, most tender cooked vegetables imaginable.

I have grilled these veggies on a gas grill and in a grill pan, and both ways turned out tender fresh veggies. In fact, I've cooked them on a hibachi too. Way way back when but it worked just as well.

This is a summer story, but you can get your 'grill on' without going outside too.

Even if it is snowing outside, you can still make these wonderfully fresh and healthy Easy Grilled Vegetables in Foil. There are so many really cool stovetop grill pans out there that you can pretend the temps are in the 70's all year round.

It's funny how grilling makes the atmosphere feel festive. Grilling outside just seemed like a party for some reason.

If you've got a little bit of lawn, you might as well pull out an old fashioned game such as croquet and badminton. Or heck, if everybody wants to play touch football, that would be fun too.

One way or the other, with this grilled vegetables recipe, you'll have the freshest cooked vegetables imaginable.

How to Prepare for Easy Grilled Vegetables in Foil Packets

Check out the photo below.

All the veggies are sliced thin - either julienned or in disc shapes.

Fresh Vegetables are just waiting to be sprinkled with a little melted dairy-free butter, herbs, and spices.

Spread the vegetables in a longer flat rectangle on the foil

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How to Wrap Vegetables in Foil

Layout the veggies on a path that's longer than wider. This keeps enough veggies for a serving without piling them too thick.

Grab the long edges on each side and pull up to meet in the middle.

Carefully fold over the top length by about one inch. Fold over again by about one inch so that you are double sealing the top. Fold over again.

Lay flat with the fold down the center. See the photo below.

Now fold each short end up and fold over again and again. This makes very secure edges so the moisture and dairy-free butter doesn't drip out of the packets.

Grilling in Foil

If you'd like to have a buffer between your food and the foil, there is an easy solution.

Cut the pieces of foil to the size that you want to use.
Cut a piece of parchment paper that is a little bit smaller than the foil.
Lay the parchment paper on the inside of the foil. Place your food on the parchment paper.
Now seal the foil just as you would normally. Don't use wax paper as the wax will melt at high temps. It has to be parchment paper.
Your food is protected from the foil.

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