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I sowed these on 22 August, so this (12 October) is day 51. The leaves have discoloured and gone a bit crispy — I don't know why. When I pulled them up on 19 November (day 89) they had barely started making beetroot. I don't know if this is because I sowed them so late in the year, or because they didn't have enough room in that pot.
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Beetroot, barbabietola rossa, svekla
Russian: свекла (svekla)
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photo: Lucia Zeccara
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Baby golden beetroots are an old variety, which have come back to fashion in recent years. They are milder in flavour compared to the more common varieties, with a lovely sweet edge. They are particularly delicious roasted. We source these direct from a small farm in Colchester where they are planted and harvested by hand. This makes for exceptional quality, as used by the best restaurants.
This fabulous winter starter is a stunner: deliciously sweet, mildly earthy beetroot is balanced by creamy, slightly mineral fresh goat’s cheese while walnuts add a nutty crunch as well as a little tannic bitterness. Beetroot carpaccio/ will also serve as a nice side salad or if you ask me, a great vegetarian lunch.
Dimitris Festival - Beetroot (Greece)
Beetroot won the title of European Design Agency of the year in 2008. Last year they went on to win the Red Dot Agency of the year.
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When I was a child, my grandmother Goddard used to grow her own beetroots in her garden at Cliffsend, near Ramsgate in Kent.
Now my aunt and uncle live there, and still grow beetroot.
A recent visit provided me with not only some beetroot, but the leaves as well.
So, for the first time in probably forty years, I've been able to have beetroot leaves.
They are delicious, either steamed with butter, or steam and with bacon and peppers.
And you won't find this in many cookbooks!