I don't like beets. I get beets as part of my csa allottment every week for the past seven weeks and I give them away. They thank me and I thank them for taking them off my hands. One week I kept the beets thinking I would try to make red velvet cake without the food coloring. Those beets are in the freezer. This weekend, talking to a person who loves beets, I got the idea to make pickled beets. I kept one beet, roasted it in the oven for almost an hour, peeled it, sliced it, and soaked it in apple cider vinegar overnight. I ate it at lunch today. I can't say I loved it but I did manage to eat the entire beet. I guess beets are like cucumbers. I don't like cucumbers either but I can tolerate pickles. I think it's odd that vinegar improves the taste of some things because alone, vinegar is nasty. Finally, I found a way to eat beets. Maybe next year I won't have to give so many away.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
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