Roasted beet salad
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Comments (52)Thank you Pat, my garden is very small so is difficult to rotate the crops, instead I kind of rotate the soil. In the same space that I grew pole beans before I grow the peas after but in one gallon pots with new soil, either store bought or mixed by me, whatever I have available at that moment. This is my third pea crop, I succession plant them to last me for a longer season. I don't keep a garden calendar so I don't remember when they were planted. Today I harvested the second crop of delicious carrots, red outside and pink inside, my family asked me to only plant this kind.:) I still have more carrot harvest coming up in another bed. The carrots were shredded, some to be used in recipes for us and some for our pets, the rest goes in the freezer. Silvia...See MoreWho does or doens't like beets?
Comments (56)I like beets any way I've had them, Grammie used to feed us the beet greens, cooked like spinach, and I liked them to. My sister makes the best pickled beets, but since we live several states apart, I have to make due with the ones from the store. Donna lumis, I am going to try your combination, I was thinking of making a "root vegetable casserole" a month or 2 ago. Ellie...See MoreRECIPE: Roasted Beet Salad
Comments (2)I love beet salads with goat cheese. Sub some of the olive oil for Trader Joe's Truffle oil - it will take it to a whole new level! "Serves four friendly neighbors" - yeah, thats me!...See More...and the beet(s) go on
Comments (34)I have occasionally met that nirvana which is the skins shooting right off the beets. It doesn't work where there are depressions around the whiskers, or where it grew around a rock, or whatnot, and some just look blandly back at you and say "What?" in that NE, one of the boys way. I don't know if it has to do with Annie's freshness/moisture content equation or not. If I'm in a hurry, and don't want caramelization, I'll roast them skin on and take what slips off as a bonus. Otherwise, I use a potato peeler on them cold, which is easier but more busy work. I've never heard of using the foil to slough off the skin. In my experience, either the skin comes off without effort, or it's peeler time. :)...See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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