Monday, August 12, 2013

Oven Roasted Balsamic Beetroot with Tapenade and Fenugreek Leaves



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This delicious, easy-to-make beetroot recipe is oven roasted, which intensifies their natural sweetness, and then tossed with a Mediterranean olive-based sauce, served on a bed of homegrown fenugreek leaves. You can substitue them with celery leaves or other leafy greens of your choice.

TapenadeSalad
  • 80 g Pitted black olives
  • 1 clove Garlic, minced
  • 1 tbsp Capers
  • 2 Anchovy fillets, chopped
  • 1 Lime, juiced
  • 2 tbsp Freshly chopped parsley
  • 2 tbsp Olive oil
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • 750 g Beetroot, peeled and halved
  • 3 tbsp Olive oil
  • 2 tbsp Balsamic vinegar
  • Sea salt
  • Dill
  • Extra black olives, cut into rings
  • Fenugreek leaves
  • Sesame seeds, optional
  1. Place pitted olives, minced garlic, capers, anchovy fillets, lime juice, parsley and olive oil in the blender. Process to combine, stopping to scrape down the sides of the bowl, until the mixture becomes a coarse paste, approximately 1 to 2 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
  2. Preheat oven to 190C/375F. Peel and cut the beets in half. Place the beets in a baking pan. Toss the beets with olive oil, balsamic vinegar. Sprinkle with sea salt. Cover the beets with a sheet of aluminum foil. Roast for 1 hour until firm but tender. Remove from the oven.
  3. Once the roasted beets are cooled enough to touch, slice them into bite-sized pieces. Place in a large bowl. Toss with tapenade, olive rings and dill. Arrange fenugreek leaves in a serving plate, spoon the well-tossed beet in the center, and sprinkle some sesame seeds over.

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93 comments:

  1. I am so jealous of your homegrown fenugreek leaves! They are perfectly petite and dainty! Overall this is a very elegant dish and super healthy :)

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  2. Roasted beets? Oh YUM!!! And I love that you used Balsamic vinegar to roast this in. Delicious Angie!

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  4. A delicious salad and combination! Perfect.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  5. Very refreshing. I have never had fenugreek.
    Roasting the beetroot in the oven is an interesting one. A good tip Angie.
    As usual excellent presentation!

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  6. Hi Angie, nice plating and the salad look very appetizing. As usual love your presentation and display, really beautiful!

    Have a wonderful week ahead.

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  7. Anonymous12/8/13 09:25

    A fabulous and delicious salad bursting with goodness.
    :-) Mandy xo

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  8. roasted beetroots...omg too good to see...

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  9. Your fenugreek plant looks so healthy! I love how you used it so cleverly to decorate your beetroot.

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  10. Wow thus is such a nice one... Lovely clicks

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  11. Picture-perfect salad , Angie ! The tapenade pairs well with this refreshing and healthy salad !

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  12. Your fenugreek looks so healthy. I don't think I've ever seen one here. I've only used dried fenugreek. As always, a beautiful salad Angie and most importantly, healthy and delicious.
    Sam

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  13. I love it. <3 You're an artist, my dear! <3

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  14. I have fallen in love with roasted beets just recently and this salad is looking fab with those dainty little fenugreek greens.

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  15. Looks beautiful, Angie!

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  16. Beets are so naturally sweet - like the balance with the balsamic!

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  17. WHat a lovely beet salad!

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  18. what a combination sweet beet with bitter fenugreek leaves.. yummy

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  19. What a gorgeous dish! I adore the earthy sweetness of beetroot. Yum! Lovely plate too I must say, matching the colour of the beetroot :)

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  20. I don't even know what fenugreek is, but the outcome is gorgeous!

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  21. Que exclente saladinha.
    Kiss, Susana
    Nota: Ver o passatempo a decorrer no meu blog:
    http://tertuliadasusy.blogspot.pt/2013/08/5-edicao-escolha-do-ingrediente-e.html

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  22. Fenugreek has always intrigued me--I need to pick some up!

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  23. Roasted beets are the best!! Your little orange planter is so cute!

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  24. Roasted vegetables have a very profound flavor! I love this dish!

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  25. Me encanta las verduras asadas bonito color y exquisito,saludos.

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  26. Oh yes oven roasted beetroot is so so good. That bed of fenugreek leaves is so cool. I am so curious to try that. Nice pairing.

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  28. It looks creative and delicious!

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  29. Angie! I have been growing fenugreek in my veggie garden and I find it enchanting! The flavor is so pungent and unusual. Your recipe is marvelous and a wonderful way to use the tasty leaves! Kudos!

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  30. I love roasted beets and yours always look delicious. Natures candy! The greens are so delicate and pretty - nice flavor combination indeed.

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  31. Love the sweet, tangy and salty notes in this recipe ~ it's also just so pretty to look at!

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  32. I have beets that need a home so thanks for posting this today! The tapenade looks totally savory. Can't wait to try it!

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  33. Anonymous12/8/13 23:50

    What a gorgeous and healthy salad Angie. Your pictures are perfect!

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  34. I should look into growing Fenugreek. Love beets and mine are growing well so far.

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  35. This sounds and looks gorgeous!

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  36. You have the most amazing beet salads here,Angie! Love it!

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  37. Another marvelous beet recipe! Keep them coming...this is a beauty!

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  38. The colors on this dish are just stunning Angie! I love eating beautiful colors! This looks fabulous!

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  39. Angie this look awesome and really delicious!

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  40. Another winner, delicious beetroot creative salad, Angie! I love the Tepanade especially...I would spread that on crostini!

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  41. What a salad, roasted beets are like gold winners in the flavor Olympics!

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  42. It's a winner. Nothing can beat the homegrown veggies.

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  43. I am jealous of your "own" fenugreek leaves....and what a colorful salad you have made...a winner!!

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  44. This looks wonderfully unusual, just how I like my salads!

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  45. Roasted beet sounds delicious, especially with balsamic vinegar!

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  47. Anonymous13/8/13 12:52

    You know by now, that I so much am in love with beets, roasted or not!

    Your salad looks truly refreshing, appetizing too! MMMMM,.. I can't wait to make this,..;Yum Yum Yum!

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  48. Your plant is lushful! What can be better than a pretty and healthy salad :)

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  49. Roasted beets get my attention every time. I have trouble finding fenugreek seeds, never mind the leaves, but this is a wonderful salad even with another green leaf!

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  50. A lovely salad! I love your pot of fenugreek leaves! So envious!

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  51. I just made a large batch of roasted beets that I used partly for a salad. Your salad though sounds so unique. I'll have to try this. Nice recipe.

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  52. I love using balsamic vinegar! It is great in both savory and sweet dishes. Your recipe looks delicious :)

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  53. I love beets so much I could eat them every day! Love your photos.

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  54. Love beets in any form, wat an incredible and colourful dish.

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  55. I need to try fenugreek! I think I might have had it in Indian food maybe, but I can't pinpoint the taste of it...

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  56. Lots and lots of interesting flavors and a lovely salad!

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  57. Delicious looking! What a great salad.

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  58. Angie,colourful salad and super shot!!!.I will definitely try your recipe!
    I love salads!

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  59. What an interesting and delicious use of fresh fenugreek leaves. Yum!

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  60. You make beetroot look really gorgeous in this dish!

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  61. A delicious looking salad! Beets are always a favorite around my house. Would love to make this…thanks for sharing, Angie!

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  62. Hi Angie, very beautiful shots and of course the dish sound yummy too!

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  64. I have never had fenugreek leaves...looks delicious this salad with beetroots...and so healthy.
    Hope you are having a wonderful week Angie :D

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  65. Look super! Can just imagine how wonderful it must taste!

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  66. I so enjoy all of your beet recipes. This one is so pretty!!

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  67. Angie, the beet salad looks gorgeous! Oven roasted balsamic beets, topped with tapenade and olive rings and dill - oh mine. I love beets, and this recipe is very close to my heart :) Pinned!

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  68. Hi Angie. Love the beetroot recipes you've been doing. Beetroot would work so well with tapenade. Gorgeous photos

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  69. What a great presentation! Love your homegrown fenugreek leaves, look so healthy.

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  70. You have given a new face to beetroot and that's loos very delicious...

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  71. hi angie, the tapenade sounds good, guess it really works well with your oven roasted beetroot. This is simply gorgeous!

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  72. The tapenade looks amazing! Love that you grew your own fenugreek leaves.

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  73. Dear Angie, What a beautiful and healthy dish. Blessings dear. Catherine xo

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  74. This dish looks beautiful. Roasted beets sound really yummy.

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  76. Another beautiful beet salad! You know I love beets and just had simple roasted beets last night along with the sauteed beet greens. You've added some wonderful ingredients to make this one really special!

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  77. Love balsamic beetroot. A great combo and I like how you've use fenugreek leaves, I love it. Your Gael quote is perfect.

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  78. I have yet to use anchovies in cooking, even though I've read they are incredibly good for me. Beets are becoming quite popular these days, aren't they? Your recipe puts them to good use.

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  79. Your roasted beets are stunning! I could stare at your pictures all night. What a tasty tapenade you made for them Angie!

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  80. Angie, this looks so good! You know, I just heard that fenugreek helps breastfeeding mothers produce more milk. But regardless, I love beets, and this looks yummy!

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