Eating beets regularly can support overall health because they contain high levels of nutrients, including powerful antioxidants, vitamin C, potassium, iron, and more. When pickled, they retain many ...

I really enjoy collecting vintage jars. I love recycling to begin with, and finding a box of old jelly or pint jars at a yard sale or second-hand store is exciting! It seems that canning jars often ...

Pickled beetroot is a very tasty addition to your meal, and a great way to use up all those wilting beets. Cook the beetroot in boiling water, then peel and slice or dice and pack into sterilised jars ...

Pickled beetroot is a classic of the cuisines of Eastern Europe and Russia, it is indispensable as a delicious ingredient for borscht and a fragrant snack. Traditionally, it takes several days to ...

This recipe was given to chef Carole Greenwood by Levi Haynes, who kept it taped to a pantry shelf at his house. Greenwood suggests using young, cooked beets for pickling. Her way of cooking them ...

While this combination of shredded celeriac, prosciutto and fresh herbs is a more refined take on the traditional version of Polish rice cakes – typically paired with grated or mashed potato – the ...

Apparently I’m not just a suggestible eater, but I’m a suggestible cook as well. Last week I answered an Ask Evan question about what to do with pickled eggs. I became so intrigued with the idea of ...

Place all ingredients into a pot. Bring to the boil, stirring constantly. Top and tail beetroot, halve and place on a deep roasting tray, season beetroot with olive oil, black pepper and salt. Cover ...

Well-seasoned pickled vegetables are extremely popular in Greece and Turkey. This version also takes hints from Pennsylvania Dutch traditions. It's best to make the beets at least a couple of days ...