what to do with leftover beets
I'm making a Barzcz for my Polish In-laws. I want to serve the broth with some mushroom raviolis which means that I also want to completely clarify my broth with a raft. This also means that I won't be serving the beets with the soup. It will be just the consume and the ravioli.
Any suggestions on what I can do with those simmered beets afterwards? I'll need to cut them up pretty small before adding to the stock. So think either thinly sliced disks, julienne, small dice or even grated.
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sexyLAMBCHOPxSeptember 11, 2012
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KitchenKimSeptember 11, 2012
I've also been stumbling upon many beet and quinoa salads...
BennySeptember 11, 2012
Nice, I'll have to look up some of these recipes. thanks!
KitchenKimSeptember 11, 2012
I've also been stumbling upon many beet and quinoa salads...
ATLSeptember 10, 2012
Marinate in a vinaigrette and put in a chopped salad, including either blue cheese crumbles or goat cheese.
PegeenSeptember 10, 2012
I know it sounds obvious but puree the beets to make a base for borscht, and freeze it? It would be wonderful to have a vivid magenta soup on a winter day, a few months from now.
BennySeptember 11, 2012
Typically, I would just chop up the beets and keep them in the broth and add some potatoes and a spoon full of sour cream. In this instance, however, I'm showing off and doing a clear consume with the ravioli which is why I now have the simmered beets as a by-product. Pureeing these beets would provide little benefit to a future Barzcz since 90% of the red pigment has already been simmered out.
pierinoSeptember 10, 2012
Right away I'm thinking red flannel hash.
BennySeptember 11, 2012
I've never heard of this until now. A quick google search and now I'm definately gonna give this a try. If not this time, then in the future. I make a lot of barzcz during the winter so I'll have ample opportunity. Thanks for the idea :D
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