Grade 2/3 harvested beetroots and made a beetroot dip. The dip was made with cooked beetroots, yoghurt, mint, salt and pepper. It was served to the students parents at an information afternoon.
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Give beets a good wash under water & cut leafy tops off just above the beet. Save the leaves for a salad! Place in a pot of cold water and slowly bring to the boil, test with a fork or skewer to see if they are cooked through (just like boiling a potato) Liquid quantity makes about 1/4 cup per large beet - In another saucepan take 1 cup malt or brown vinegar, 1 cup brown sugar & 1 cup water - heat until sugar is dissolved and cool completely. Drain beets, and gently rub them until all skin has fallen off. Slice or dice them and put into a steralised jar, Pour over the cooled juice and put a lid on it! Store in fridge for nice cold beets that you can add to sandwiches, burgers, salads or just on it's own! |
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