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Some cultures believe that if a man & woman eat from the same beetroot, they fall in love...a pretty good outcome from Meatless Monday!
Recipe courtesy Fiona Morgan, artist and cook at Spaces Between the Gaps
Total Prep & Cook Time: 1 Hour, 40 Min.
Yield: 6 Servings
Nutrition Data, 388g Serving: 187 cal, 28g carb, 8g fat, 425mg sodium, 5g fiber, 3g protein, good source Vit K, A, C, Folate, Potassium. Estimated glycemic load 11
One of our recipe testers (of Ukrainian descent) said that the recipe needed twice as much potato (maybe make that 2 large potatoes) and about 2 Tbsp fresh dill to be perfect.
Savvy Veg feels that borscht is fantastic served with dairy or non-dairy sour cream!
As you may well be aware, Borscht is a Slavic recipe that celebrates beetroot. What's there to get excited about when it comes to beets?
Well, the Oracle at Delphi (of Greek mythology, not of software companies) claimed that beetroot was second only in mystical potency to horseradish, and that it was worth its weight in silver.
Beetroot contains betaine, which in other forms is used to help treat depression, and trytophan, which is that woohoo-feel-good chemical in chocolate.
Fiona's Original Borscht RecipeArtist and long time vegetarian Fiona Morgan is on a blogging mission to show people how easy and tasty plant based food can be with her food meets art project. Check out her blog for all the umami filled recipes & artwork, and follow the creation of the artvegecookbook
Read Fiona's latest SV guest post, How to Make Meat Based Meals Vegetarian
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