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6
Pickled Red Beets
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I don’t know about you but in the last few years I have become a beet lover. I never used to be but if there are beets on the menu I order them. And I always have beets at home for my cravings. You will notice I will post several different beet recipes in this blog, you will be surprise all the things you can do with beets. If you have some good beet recipes please let me know, I am always up for new beet recipes.
There are many ways to prepare your beats. You can microwave them quickly that is the easy way. You can boil them in a pot of water, 2nd easiest way. Or the best way and the tastiest way is to bake your beets, that is what I always do, unless I have run out of time. Here is a great recipe for pickled beets, I think they go with a lot of different things as steak and meatballs. Enjoy!
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2 lbs of red beets
¾ cups vinegar essence (6% acidity)
¼ cups water
5 whole cloves
½ cups Sugar
Preparation
350F
First bake your beats by putting foil around your beets and put them on a platter, make sure you have something under the beets in the oven because juices will come out and you do not want to ruin your oven. Leave them in the oven for about 1 hour for medium sized beets. If your beets are larger or smaller your time may differ, it is easy to check just poke a fork in them and make sure they are soft. Take them out and let them cool. Once you have baked them in the oven the skin is really easy to peel off, just make sure you wash your hands right afterwards or they will stay red for while.
While you are waiting for your beets to cook you can prepare you marinade.
In a pot add the vinegar, water, sugar, cloves and let it boil.
Once your beets are cool enough to chop, slice them to your liking. I like my slices pretty large. Then put them in a jar och container of some sort. And then pour your liquid into the jar and place into the refirgirator. Your beets will be ready to eat the following day. These will last a few weeks in the jar.
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4/03/10
Theresa111 says:
I love beets. My husband doesn't, probably because they are from a can in beet water. I love them. Trish has a lovely recipe of beets and pistachios which I know you'll like. Search for it.
