I have been trying all summer and fall to get my beets to grow. I planted them mid spring in hopes that I would have decent size beets to use in my fall recipes. I watered them (well, my parents did most of the time because I kept forgetting about them), but that is beside the point...they got watered, except for the week of evacuation, but they survived. Well, needless to say, 6 months later I ended up with some beets...the size of these said beets might be a joke...I pulled up one that was a whopping .5 inch diameter...another one fared a bit better and got to 1 inch in diameter. Not the size I was hoping for, but still edible...not sure I am cut out to be a beet farmer. I might just have to support my local farmer's market more. I was still determined to use MY beets in this recipe, so the version I made was heavy on the carrots and onions and light on the beets (and a bit spicier than I had intended). I am going to post the version I made and then I have provided the link for my inspiration at the bottom if you want the full fledged version.
Serves 2 with rice on the side
3 itty bitty beets boiled and sliced and diced
1 big carrot sliced
1 medium onion diced
1 t. oil for sauteing
1 t. garlic powder
2 green chilies diced
1 to 2 t. curry
1/4 t. chili powder
1/4 t. salt
1/3 C. coconut water + 2 T. powdered milk =my version of coconut milk
- In a medium pan, heat the oil on medium.
- Add the onions ad saute until translucent.
- Add the garlic, curry, chili powder and salt, stir
- Add the carrots, beets and green chilies. Stir and cook until the carrots are tender to your liking.
- Add the coconut water/milk concoction and stir.
- Serve over rice (brown rice is preferred if you remember to start cooking it right before you begin sauteing everything
Enjoy!!!!
Inspiration courtesy of:http://www.onetribegourmet.com/2012/02/spicy-beets-carrot-curry-in-coconut-milk/
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