How to Make Beetroot Dip

Wash beetroot., Place the beetroot in a heavy-based saucepan filled with salted water. , Allow the beetroot to simmer over low heat for three quarters of an hour, or until tender. , Drain beetroot and allow to cool slightly. , Peel beetroot., Chop...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Wash beetroot.

    Leave the skin intact; use a vegetable brush to remove stubborn stains.

    Trim off stems to about 3cm/1.5" in length.
  2. Step 2: Place the beetroot in a heavy-based saucepan filled with salted water.

    ,,, When the beetroot is cool enough to handle, use a peeler to assist removal of the beetroot skin.

    After cooking, it should come off easily. ,, Put the beetroot purée into a serving bowl. , Brown slowly over low heat until the fragrance is released.

    Keep stirring
    - do not allow seeds to burn or you will need to start again.

    Allow the seeds to cool and then grind in a mortar and pestle. , Add ginger, sugar and salt to taste.

    Mix together well. , Place the bowl out with a selection of suitable dipping breads and any other dips.

    Alternatively, serve the beetroot in carved out veggies, as shown in the photo accompanying this article.
  3. Step 3: Allow the beetroot to simmer over low heat for three quarters of an hour

  4. Step 4: or until tender.

  5. Step 5: Drain beetroot and allow to cool slightly.

  6. Step 6: Peel beetroot.

  7. Step 7: Chop the peeled beetroot into chunks.

  8. Step 8: Blend the beetroot until smooth.

  9. Step 9: Fry the cumin seeds in a dry

  10. Step 10: heated pan.

  11. Step 11: Mix crushed cumin into the puréed beetroot.

  12. Step 12: Serve.

Detailed Guide

Leave the skin intact; use a vegetable brush to remove stubborn stains.

Trim off stems to about 3cm/1.5" in length.

,,, When the beetroot is cool enough to handle, use a peeler to assist removal of the beetroot skin.

After cooking, it should come off easily. ,, Put the beetroot purée into a serving bowl. , Brown slowly over low heat until the fragrance is released.

Keep stirring
- do not allow seeds to burn or you will need to start again.

Allow the seeds to cool and then grind in a mortar and pestle. , Add ginger, sugar and salt to taste.

Mix together well. , Place the bowl out with a selection of suitable dipping breads and any other dips.

Alternatively, serve the beetroot in carved out veggies, as shown in the photo accompanying this article.

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