Tuesday, September 4, 2018

One large golden beet

golden beet


My friend S gave me a green cabbage, a purple cabbage and one large golden beet from her latest visit to her sister's farm. I decided to boil the beet in some salted boiling water for about 45 minutes. The skin stripped off easily and tasted as good as the steam roasted ones I have been doing. I saved the cabbages for another day!

21 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

Sounds wonderful, your friend is very generous. Hugs, Valerie

Adam said...

I think it's officially called red cabbage, but I agree, it really looks more purple than anything.

Christine said...

thanks Adam, you're right of course, red cabbage.

Victor S E Moubarak said...

Is that like beet root but golden/orange? Sounds tasty.

God bless.

Christine said...

Yes

ann @ studiohyde said...

I always love being given veggies from other peoples gardens, makes such a special treat :)

JFM said...

Healthy eating with fresh veggies and fruit from home grown gardens...yummy!

Anonymous said...

Sounds delicious!

gigihawaii said...

That looks like good food. I have never had a golden beet before, just usually the red kind.

Natalia said...

I also enjoy the taste of my garden beets, so healthy☺

John said...

Never had beet. Looks a bit like turnip. I love red cabbage though.

Gloria Baker said...

looks so good !

Sandra Cox said...

What's the taste like? Is it sweet?

Lisabella Russo said...

That beet looks very yummy! I don't think I've tried a golden one...

Jennifer Rose said...

such a colour gift of veggies :)

Christine said...

yes, it tastes a lot like a red beet.

Sue (this n that) said...

Sounds lovely Christine, I too have never tried a golden beet.

baili said...

in my whole family only i love beet and this one looks yummy!

Lowcarb team member said...

How lovely fresh farm vegetables. Yum!

All the best Jan

Chris Lally said...

Looks absolutely delicious!

sandy said...

i sometimes am stopped in my tracks when I realized my mom never made me eat veggies so I haven't ever tasted a beet.