Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Heat the oven to 400°F and place a rack in the center.
- Wash and dry the three roots. Cut a flat surface on each, peel away every tough or deeply grooved section, and cut the flesh into cubes about 1 inch across.
- Place all cubes in the mixing bowl. Add the melted ghee or rendered animal fat and sea salt, then toss until every surface has a thin sheen. Spread the cubes in one uncrowded layer on the stainless-steel sheet pan with narrow channels of bare metal between them.

- Roast for 25 minutes without repeatedly opening the oven.
- Lift several cubes to check the undersides. When they show patchy golden-brown color, turn the cubes and move paler center pieces toward the hotter outer area of the pan.

- Roast for up to 15 minutes more, checking before the full time when pieces run small. Stop when a fork enters the centers without a hard crunch and the cubes remain intact with browned corners and flat faces.
- Transfer the roots to a shallow serving bowl and serve hot, warm, or at room temperature.
Notes
GAPS placement: Full GAPS.
Cooking fat: Use melted ghee or rendered animal fat. Keep cold-pressed avocado oil raw.
Timing: The source gives 25 minutes plus up to 15 additional minutes; it does not assign a separate prep time to this component.
Physical cues: Look for patchy browning at the turn, tender fork-pierced centers, distinct cubes, and a gently sweet earthy aroma.
Serving: Serve hot, warm, or at room temperature. The source does not assign a multi-day refrigerated storage limit.
Cooking fat: Use melted ghee or rendered animal fat. Keep cold-pressed avocado oil raw.
Timing: The source gives 25 minutes plus up to 15 additional minutes; it does not assign a separate prep time to this component.
Physical cues: Look for patchy browning at the turn, tender fork-pierced centers, distinct cubes, and a gently sweet earthy aroma.
Serving: Serve hot, warm, or at room temperature. The source does not assign a multi-day refrigerated storage limit.
