BEETROOT AND PEARL ONION TARTE TATIN WITH WHIPPED GOATS CHEESE
Bring a touch of festive charm to your table with this Beetroot and Pearl Onion Tarte Tatin, adorned with the vibrant red hues of Forage and Feast Whole Baby Beetroot.
Bring a touch of festive charm to your table with this Beetroot and Pearl Onion Tarte Tatin, adorned with the vibrant red hues of Forage and Feast Whole Baby Beetroot.
There’s something magical about making the most of every part of the pumpkin. The often-overlooked skin, rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, transforms into a chutney that’s not just brimming with flavor but also offers a host of health benefits. It aids digestion, strengthens immunity, and promotes radiant skin. Packed with antioxidants, this chutney may even help reduce inflammation and lower the risk of chronic diseases. When paired with a crispy rice cake, a dollop of creamy chèvre, and the sharp bite of bitter rocket, it becomes a harmonious, well-rounded bite. And perhaps the best part? This dish is a celebration of sustainability, turning what might have been wasted into something truly delicious.
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It is a perfect and easy breakfast treat, ideal for prep ahead.
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