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Why golden beets: Sweeter and less messy than red beets, golden varieties keep their vibrant color and earthy flavor without staining your hands. Best roasting methods: Cubing beets before roasting ...

About 20 years ago, I had a game-changing salad at a Spanish-style tapas bar called Bar César in Oakland, California. It featured beets with an incredibly earthy, sweet, concentrated flavor that I ...

Martha Stewart's method for roasting beets should be the default among home cooks. Instead of peeling raw beets with a peeler, which is a messy, knuckle-scraping ordeal, she wraps them whole in ...

Beets can be sweet, earthy, and irresistibly tender when roasted right. From choosing golden varieties to avoid stains, to pairing them with creamy cheeses and bright acids, there’s a method for every ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. These delicious recipes are just the beginning of the wonderful things you can do with the planet’s most exuberantly hued root.

Fresh beets are available at the farmers market this week. If you haven’t tried roasting beets, it’s a good idea. Roasting keeps all the sweetness and flavor in the beets. Here’s an easy recipe to try ...

Generally speaking, beets are quite sweet, sometimes almost cloyingly so. Because of this, I most often like to pair beets with something to provide a sharp counterpoint, such as yogurt or blue cheese ...

Roasting beets at 425°F caramelizes their sugars for a sweeter, richer flavor. Covering the pan with foil traps steam, preventing burning and loosening the skins. Olive oil and aromatics infuse the ...