Never cut or peel beetroot before cooking, as this will cause the purple juice to 'bleed' out from the vegetable, ruining the beetroot for cooking and making an awful mess besides.
Beetroot juice can be prepared by processing fresh raw, peeled beetroots through a juicer. Mixing the beetroot juice with freshly juiced apples or other fruits improves the juice's palatability.
Yes, just cover with water and refrigerate. Right before cooking, drain and pat dry with paper towels.
Try adding a peeled potato while cooking (remove the potato before serving).
If you are cooking the peaches, as in peach pie or preserves, then they need to be peeled first. But if eating them fresh, peeling is not necessary. Actually, the peach skin has fiber and nutrients that you lose when peeled off. I never peel a peach before eating it fresh.
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No, figs do not need to be peeled before making preserves. However, you do want to rinse the figs off before doing anything with them, just to make sure there's no dirt or pesticides on them.
Cleaned, cooked and peeled before being eaten.
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A peeled orange floats A not peeled orange sinks
Ingredients1 each potato, cooked and chopped1 each carrot, scrubbed and chopped1/2 each zucchini, scrubbed, peeled, chopped1/2 each celery stalk or onion, scrubbed, choppedOptional: chicken wing meat, cooked, skinned, all bones removedPlace all ingredients in a small saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring to a boil and simmer until all ingredients are tender.Put in blender or food processor with a little of the liquid to facilitate blending. Remove and serve or freeze in ice-cube tray.If you're traveling, you can always put this in a wide-holed Thermos and serve whenever you need it.
Yes. My recipe calls for all the ingredients to be mixed & then refrigerated overnight or 4hrs minimum. You can also freeze them - just add extra time to cooking, or thaw a bit in the microwave before baking as normal.
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