Blackstone Glazed Carrots Recipe (2024)

Blackstone Glazed Carrots is the perfect side dish for anytime of the year. Only requires 4 ingredients for the most flavorful side.

Blackstone Glazed Carrots Recipe:

We love making recipes on our Blackstone Griddle. This Blackstone Carrots Recipe is loaded with flavor because of the easy ingredient glaze. The brown sugar and butter enhances the natural sweetness from the carrots to make an easy side dish.

This would be an amazing side dish to serve this holiday season. If you have run out of oven space or stovetop space, make your side dishes on your Blackstone Griddle. it is to clean and slice fresh carrots to prepare them for the griddle.

My family loves glazed carrots even mine picky eaters who do not like carrots. Add the buttery glaze to fresh carrots to make a side that will be a crowd favorite. This is a budget friendly side dish that can easily be changed to what you have on hand.

What are Glazed Carrots?

Glazed Carrots are carrots that have been covered with a buttery sugar glaze to make an amazing side dish. . Carrots are already have a sweet hint to them, so keeping the ingredients simple for the glaze is easy to do.

To make this glaze we used butter, brown sugar and a pinch of salt. That is it and these simple ingredients went really well with the carrots taste.

You can easily add in some soy sauce, honey glaze or maple syrup to sweeten it up. I have even mixed in some orange juice and cinnamon to deepen the flavor. Get creative and use what you have.

Balsamic Vinegar is also a good marinade for the carrots. We love balsamic vinegar and use it for meats and vegetables.

Ingredients:

• Carrots
• Butter
• Brown Sugar
• Salt

How to Make Glazed Carrots on Blackstone Griddle:

• Prepare Blackstone Griddle – Preheat the Blackstone griddle over medium high heat (approximately 400 degrees F).

• Clean, Peel and Slice Carrots – Peel the carrots and slice the carrots into approximately ½ inch thick slices.

• Begin Cooking Carrots – Place the carrots on the griddle. Then pour a couple of tablespoons of water on top of the carrots. Cover with a dome lid to steam the carrots.

• Continue Stirring Carrots – Cook for approximately 2-3 minutes, then slip the carrots and cook for 3-4 more minutes until the carrots are tender.

• Add the Glaze to Carrots – Top the carrots with butter and then the brown sugar.

• Continue Cooking – Cook for 2 more minutes and toss to coat the carrots with the glaze mixture.

• Serve and Enjoy – Remove and serve while warm and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Enjoy!

How Long to Cook Carrots on Blackstone:

Cooking carrots on the Blackstone doesn’t take long to cook. After preparing the carrots and slicing them, place on the grill. We like to use a cooking dome to hold in the steam to cook the carrots.

After allowing the grilled carrots to cook on each side for about 3 minutes then add the glaze and continue cooking. This side dish cooks in about 15 minutes. Cooking time will vary.

Brown Sugar Glazed Carrots Tips:

• Cooking Carrots – You can easily make these carrots on the stovetop on a pan if you do not have a Blackstone griddle.You can also roast the carrots.
• Blackstone Dome – We like to use a dome on the Blackstone at the beginning of cooking the carrots to hold in the steam. This seems to help the carrots cook faster and evenly.
• Glaze – We like add the glaze to carrots when the carrots are cooked. Add the melted butter and brown sugar directly to the Blackstone and cover the carrots.
• Slicing Carrots – Slice carrots to about the same size so that they cook evenly and completely.

Variations:

• Add other ingredients – You can drizzle maple syrup or honey when adding in the brown sugar and butter. Adds so much flavor the carrots.
• Spicy – You can add a pinch of cayenne pepper or red pepper flakes to add a bit of spice to your side dish.
• Change the Vegetable – Instead of using carrots you can use this glaze on other vegetables. Mix it with sweet potatoes for another easy side dish.
• Brown Sugar – You can use light or dark brown sugar.
• Baby Carrots – This recipes calls for whole carrots, but you can use baby carrots.
• Olive Oil – You can use olive oil instead of butter but it change the flavor of the carrots.

What to Serve with Glazed Carrots:

We love serving carrots, they are inexpensive vegetable that can be easily at the grocery store. Here are some of our favorites meats and vegetables to serve with these glazed carrots:

• Blackstone Sirloin Steak Recipe – This steak comes out flavorful and cooks perfectly on the griddle. We usually cook the carrots right next to the steak.
• Blackstone Sausage and Peppers – This is my kids favorite recipe on the Blackstone. The Blackstone makes a quick and super easy weeknight meal.
• Broccoli and Brussel Sprouts on Blackstone – Vegetables cook perfectly on the griddle and make a quick side to many different recipes.

How to Store Leftover Glazed Carrots:

Refrigerate the leftovers in an airtight container for up to 5 days.

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