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Better ways to use beets: Recipes that go beyond boiledBeets are one of those ingredients that people either love—or think they don’t like. If you’ve only had them boiled and plain, it might be time to try something new. Roasted, pickled ...
With Easter on the horizon, yards will soon be filled with brightly colored eggs, just waiting to be discovered. For many, ...
Laura Dean Bennett Staff Writer It’ll soon be Easter – time for the Easter bunny to come hopping down the bunny trail with ...
With the rising cost of eggs in the United States and a swiftly approaching holiday centered around the buying and hiding of ...
Thinning: Thin beets once their tops reach a usable size, about 3-to-4 inches tall. The plants should be thinned to 2-to-3 inches apart. Harvest: Thinned plants can be cooked with the root and top ...
The idea here is to treat the eggs just like you do in the dyeing kits: boil them ahead of time all at once, then dip each egg in a colorful dye to decorate it. Red and yellow were obvious: If you've ...
Beets are versatile and add beautiful color to your dishes. I have a container of organic beet powder. On the package it states that beets have natural antioxidants, and has naturally occurring ...
Place the beets in a small, heavy-bottomed sauce- pan and add water to cover by an inch. Bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to low and let simmer, uncovered, until the beets are ...
The unconventional toppings make these burgers special: Pickled beets add earthiness and tang; grilled pineapple rings add sweetness; and fried eggs add richness. Recipes published by Food ...
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