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Baking is science and I don't like formulas, but cooking is art and anything goes...and the simpler the better. It's all about less time at the stove and more time at the table. With a forty year passion for food I'm excited to share what I do in the kitchen nearly every day.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Pickled Beets...and Greens
I usually don’t think of pickled beets until mid-winter when
I dig into that first jar I stored in the pantry several months before, but why
wait? Peel , halve and cut your beets
into eighth inch slices then lightly boil in salted water for five minutes or
so…they’re best when they still have a crunch.
When they’ve hit the desired crunchiness run them under some cold water
to stop them from cooking any further.
Then it’s as easy as combining them in a Tupperware with some white
vinegar for a couple of days, a thinly sliced onion or a pinch of cayenne
pepper are great options. And don’t
discard those beet greens, they are so satisfying sautéed with some sliced
garlic and extra virgin olive oil.
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