The earthy beetroot is the perfect companion to the perfumed and sweet apricot; the goat cheese brings the creamy element to the dish, and the pistachios the crunch. In other words, Apricot, Beetroot & Goat Cheese Salad is a fulfilling and colourful salad! My mom introduced me to that recipe. The original version featured raspberries and beets, and I initially had reservations about the unusual combination of goat cheese, beets, and raspberries. However, once I tried it, I was completely won over! Try this Apricot, Beetroot & Goat Cheese Salad. You won’t regret it! Such a satisfying, earthy, vibrant, and refreshing salad! Apricot Pairing Did you know that apricots are from Asia? This perfumed, like no other, fruit is the most refined of fruits, in my opinion. An apricot is almost like a flower, and its taste is perfectly ripe, fragrant and delicate. In the best way! While combining this fruit,…
These baked beetroot and quinoa burgers are gluten-free, making them ultra-healthy. The earthy patties are made with chickpeas, onion, garlic, strawberries, pistachios and an egg. Those red fritters will go in any bun perfectly. Red beetroot, red quinoa, red pepper and why not a few strawberries to make it extra red and tasty? Those red patties are a great alternative to falafel or meat. They go where you like them to go, whether it’s a veggie burger, a wrap, a salad or a snack. Since I’ve used the famous buckwheat flour, these beetroot and quinoa burgers are gluten-free. Depending on what you intend to do with them, you have to do different shapes. To Serve with Serve them with various vegetables on the table, and everyone does their mix. You can add excellent tzatziki, mayo or an avocado-tahini sauce (check my recipe here). A few recommended sidekicks would be; avocado, goat…
Valentine’s Salad is a perfect starter for a romantic dinner, it’s an earthy and colourful salad with roasted beets, strawberries, Roquefort cheese, sunflower seeds and arugula topped with aged balsamic vinegar for a romance in style. If there is something I like about blogging recipes is to choose a name for my recipes. This one was a no-brainer… just had a quick look at it and it’s clearly a romantic-looking salad and Valentine’s day is coming up so ‘Valentine’s Salad’ seemed appropriate. Plating style Since we are all having different eating habits and different partners… I’ve done 2 plating designs for this salad, one really light and modern with the beets being cut into squares in a minimalist presentation with just a few arugula leaves. I’ve used balsamic cream to decorate the plate. The other version (see below) is a more everyday life salad, maybe a tad less aesthetic but filled with arugula…