Russian
Swiss Beet Salad
When you are preparing the beets leave a few out
to boil and use them in a fall Russian Beet Salad. It doesn’t sound good, but make it anyway and
you will be surprised. The salad uses
vegetables that are ripe in the fall together and is unusual. This is also a great recipe to use with Organic Love Beets that are always
available – they are cooked and peeled (you can buy them in bulk at Costco). If
you don’t want the expensive of buying sour cream, just use a homemade
vinaigrette dressing. This salad is also
good using only beets and apples (just use proportionally more).
Use the same amount of beets, potatoes and
apples
-
1 part beets (6 medium beets).
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1 part waxy or salad potatoes (2
large potatoes).
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1 part apples (2 large apples).
Dressing:
- - 1 cup of organic sour cream
- - 2 tb organic Apple Cider vinegar (we use Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar).
- - 1 teaspoon organic mustard (we get this at Whole Foods).
- - ¼ cup of sour pickles or cornichon (we make them in August when organic cucumbers are plentiful).
- - 2 or 3 organic spring onions or ½ small yellow onion.
- - Sea salt to taste (I used a half teaspoon).
Boil potatoes until tender, boil beets until
tender; drain and cool. Meanwhile, Chop
the onions and pickles (fine dice). Combine the onion and vinegar for the
dressing. Let it sit for a minute and
then add all of the other ingredients and stir it. Cut
the beets, potatoes and apples into equal sized cubes (we used ½ inch cubes). Add them to the dressing and stir until combined.
Adjust the salt.
Add the dressing to the cut beet, potato and
apple mixture. Refrigerate if you do not
eat it right away. Serve at room
temperature or cold.
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