It's time for beets to lose the undeserved stigma of being one of the most hated veggies in the U.S., and the way to do so is to learn how to cook them correctly to highlight their best attributes.

Learning how to cook beets properly, from roasting to steaming, will make anyone a fan. Beets (or beetroots) come in lovely shades of ruby red, sunset gold and even candy-striped. They're pretty ...

Finely slice your cabbage into shreds and place in a bowl. Grate your beets and place them in the same bowl. Massage in one tablespoon of salt. Taste - it should be like a salty chip, you should ...

Recipes published by Food & Wine are rigorously ... of its creator and the ingredients on hand. This shrub uses beet juice as its base, incorporating citrus via fresh lemon juice, balanced with ...

Fresh Thyme Market's Registered Dietitian Meghan Sedivy shares a recipe that helps boost your gut health. Preheat your oven to 350°F. Trim and scrub the beets, leaving about 1 inch of stem.

For dessert? A flaky, honey-drizzled apple tart. For the best beet salad, cook your own beets — simply boil or roast them any time you have a free moment, even a day or two ahead. Then ...

Combine chopped beet and 1 chopped apple in a quart jar. Fill jar with water, leaving 1 inch of headspace. Cover and leave to ferment for 3 to 7 days, or until pleasantly tangy. Strain kvass from ...

Featured recipes: (1) Autumn Fritters with Beets and Chicken (2) Celery Iri-Miso with Rice. 1. Peel the beet, cut into 3-4cm long rectangular strips, and rinse. 2. Cut the chicken tenders to match ...