At Lets Grow Cook we love beetroot. We love it when we buy it in a shop, pickled in a jar, freshly cooked, but we loved ...

It's time for beets to lose the undeserved stigma of being one of the most hated veggies in the U.S., and the way to do so is to learn how to cook them correctly to highlight their best attributes.

But as supplies increase, we are turning our attention to beetroot’s apparent health benefits says Professor Lauren Ball of ...

To store fresh beetroot, cut off the leafy tops and then place to dry in a single layer in a wooden or cardboard box. To cook wash - but don’t peel - the beetroot and either boil, steam or bake ...

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Spiced Beetroot Buttermilk Recipe: Beetroot chaas is a flavourful twist on regular buttermilk. Cooked beetroot and spices are infused into the chaas to make a refreshing summertime drink. This chaas ...

Take the lid and cartouche off and add the cooked beetroot along with the vegetable stock. Bring to the boil and then leave to simmer for around 15 minutes until everything is soft and fragrant.

Pour a ladleful of batter onto the pan and spread it gently into a circular shape. Cook for about 2-3 minutes until the edges ...

Beets continue to ride this wave of popularity, inspiring beet-curious cooks to seek the best method for cooking them. The two most popular methods are boiling and roasting. Which is better?

This creamy beetroot number from Ella Mills (aka Deliciously ... Check the seasoning then stir in lemon juice to taste. Cook the spaghetti according to the instructions on the pack, then drain ...

Looking for a hearty, warming soup to batch cook for midweek lunches? Look no further – this beetroot number from MOB Kitchen is packed with antioxidants and energy-boosting nutrients.