Beet Recipes - How To Cook Beets

 
 

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Beet Greens - How To Cook Fresh Beet Greens
Please don't throw away those fresh beet greens when cooking fresh beets. Cook the beet greens and enjoy a delicious and nutritious dish just like your grandparents grew up with. This is a very simple and definitely delicious way to cook fresh beet greens. In fact, my husband says it is the only way!
 



Oven-Roasted Fresh Beets
It is easy to love fresh beets, and not just for their outstanding nutritional advantages. Roasting them seems to enhance their sweet nature. Roasting is the easiest way to cook beets. The skins will slip right off after cooking.


 

 


Pickled Whole Beets
This recipe is from my mother, Dorothy Hagerman. My mother used to make these every year when fresh beets were in the garden.
 

Refrigerator Pickled Beets
Since I, personally, don't like to take the time to process and can vegetables, I always want to either refrigerate or freeze them. This is a very easy and delicious way to make pickled beets. My husband loves them!



 

Pickled Beets and Eggs
Pickled Beets and Eggs
This recipe and photo were shared with me by Karen Calanchini of Redding, California. Karen says that this is an old Portuguese recipe that her grandparents and mother used to make when fresh beets were in the garden. They took fresh beets from the garden and whatever amount they gathered they processed. There really is no actual recipe, as you use how many beets you have harvested.



 

Beet Bread Pudding
Roasted Beet Bread Pudding
This was an interesting experiment with using roasted beets. I had an over-abundance of beets to use this year that I had roasted them in my oven. Now, what to do with all these roasted beets? When I came upon this recipe, I just had to try it and, of course, I couldn't just make the recipe as it was written, but had to experiment! My husband really likes it and I hope you will also.


 

Roasted Beets with Blue Cheese and Pecans
Roasted Beets with Blue Cheese and Pecans
From the recipe files of Robert Hammond, chef and owner of The Kitchen at Honeyman Creek Farm in Warren, Oregon. Robert says, "I’ve had more people tell me that they don’t like beets. Well, that was until they taste roasted beets. Roasting beets give them a deep, sweet taste that can’t be accomplished in any other fashion. Serve these beets either as a side dish or a salad."