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Roasted Baby Beets

Contributed by: Melinda

I confess these aren't always easy to find, but when you run across them, they make a wonderful dish. They even make a good appetizer or party food.

Baby beets
Olive Oil
Kosher Salt & Black Pepper
  • Preheat oven to 375º
  • Trim the root end of the beets and also the tops, leaving about 2 inches or so of the stems on top.
  • Scrub well and dry
  • Place beets on a foil lined baking sheet and drizzle with olive oil
  • Using your hands, mix the beets and oil together, coating the beets well
  • Spread out into a single layer and sprinkle with salt & Pepper
  • Roast beets until a knife pierces to the center easily
  • Remove and allow to cool slightly

    You can peel the beets at this point, but the skins aren't typically tough, so I usually leave them and serve. If serving as an appetizer, you can whip up a nice vinaigrette to dip them.

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