velreid
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Post by velreid on Oct 12, 2008 15:00:44 GMT -5
Great beet dish and so easy.
ROASTED RED BEETS
12 BEETS 3 TLBS GOOD OLIVE OIL 1 1/2 TSP FRESH THYME LEAVES, MINCED 2 TSP KOSHER SALT 1 TSP FRESH GROUND BLACK PEPPER 2 TLBS RASPBERRY VINEGAR JUICE OF 1 LARGE ORANGE
PREHEAT OVER TO 400 DEGREES
REMOVE TOPS AND ROOTS OF THE BEETS AND PEEL EACH ONE WITH A VEGETABLE PEELER. CUT THE BEETS IN 1 1/2 INCH CHUNKS. (SMALL BEETS CAN BE HALVED, MED ONES CUT IN QUARTERS, AND LARGE BEETS INTO EIGHTHS.)
PLACE BEETS ON A BAKING SHEET AND TOSS WITH OLIVE OIL, THYME LEAVES, S&P. ROAST FOR 35 TO 40 MINUTES, TURNING ONCE OR TWICE UNTIL TENDER. REMOVE FROM OVEN AND IMMEDIATELY TOSS WITH THE VINEGAR AND ORANGE JUICE. SPRINKLE WITH S&P AND SERVE.
YUMMY!
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Post by Jody on Oct 12, 2008 15:46:26 GMT -5
I love roasted beets. ANd I love even more seeing you back here posting!
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Post by geordy on Oct 12, 2008 16:11:29 GMT -5
Thanks for reminding me that roasting veggies is so easy and so delicious! And they seem to fit the season! Tomorrow....the "official Columbus Day" , though it is really today....I'll defrost freezer then make a nice tomato sauce with meatballs or sausage....kind of a tradition! (I have the day off! ;D)
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Post by cigalechanta on Oct 12, 2008 22:46:40 GMT -5
I was at the farmers market and thought I bought radishes, same color, shape but they were mini beets. So I roasted them with carrots almost like your recipe.
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Post by joan1 on Oct 13, 2008 11:34:29 GMT -5
I adore roasted beets,, yum, never thought of thyme for them,, I 'll have to try that next time! I can sit down with just a huge plate of beets and be perfectly happy!
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Post by Anne on Oct 13, 2008 11:50:34 GMT -5
So I assume that you guys eat red beets WARM Here they are only eaten cold, as a salad . The things I learn on this forum ...
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Post by sistereurope on Oct 13, 2008 12:09:50 GMT -5
Anne - we eat them warm AND cold (in a salad, preferably with goat cheese).
When I was young, we often had a beet dish called "harvard beets", which were red beets in a sweet sauce. They came in a can and/or jar, and the beets were cut into cubes. We always ate them warm.
Now look at what my mom makes - fresh beets, fresh herbs and everything! ;D
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velreid
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Post by velreid on Oct 13, 2008 13:26:55 GMT -5
So happy everyone liked the beet recipe. They are delicioius.
More recipes to follow!!!
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Post by Jody on Oct 13, 2008 15:13:23 GMT -5
And Anne we somtimes pickle them along with hard boiled eggs. That was a favorite of mine when I was a kid. I wouldn't eat eggs any other way. Now I can't go a day without an egg!
Vel, I always roast my beets. Wrapped in foil and then peeled and served hot or cold in salads.
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Post by Sandy M on Oct 13, 2008 15:26:13 GMT -5
demarais,
That's exactly the way my Grandma fixed beets - pickled with hard boiled eggs - used to love it when I was a kid but I haven't had them that way for so long. That brings back memories as one of the first things we would check is if my Grandma had "beets & eggs" ready for us.
Sandy M
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Post by Laura NY (aoi33) on Oct 13, 2008 20:40:26 GMT -5
And don't forget how fabulous the beet greens are as a salad. I like them with goat cheese and candied pecans.
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Post by joan1 on Oct 14, 2008 3:33:48 GMT -5
I'll eat a beet hot or cold, roasted, boiled or baked. Sprinkle of salt and lemon, sometime a dab of butter, grated into salads, and I love borsht,, made with mainly beets(maybe a bit of shredded cabbage or carrot thrown in,, but my borsht is pretty red,, goes la lovely purply pink once you add a goodsized dollop of sour cream.. ah heaven.
Beets are a wonder veg!!
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Post by gertie on Jan 31, 2010 0:24:15 GMT -5
I've never had borsht, but I love beets just about any way I can get them. Always had them pickled with cider vinegar, sugar, and a little pickling spice plus a few whole cloves with eggs as a kid. Now I usually get them fresh and roast them and eat them sprinkled with salt, pepper, and a dash of cider vinegar. I tried this recipe with cider vinegar + a pinch sugar as I didn't have raspberry and it was tasty.
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