We didn't quite have this beautiful pink dinner on Valentine's Day: we had it on the 15th instead. We peeled and chopped the beets and baked them covered with a splash of water until tender. Then we tossed the beets with red-wine vinegar and the rest of the salad: fresh lettuce, blue cheese, walnuts, croutons (stale baguette, cubed and tossed with olive oil, salt, and dried herbs, and baked in the broiler), and some minced shallot. Serve with a rosé. (And be sure to find rosés that are not too sweet. The Red Bicyclette is a good choice, but most cheap California rosés and "white zinfandels" taste like bubblegum.)
Friday, April 9, 2010
Pink salad dinner
We didn't quite have this beautiful pink dinner on Valentine's Day: we had it on the 15th instead. We peeled and chopped the beets and baked them covered with a splash of water until tender. Then we tossed the beets with red-wine vinegar and the rest of the salad: fresh lettuce, blue cheese, walnuts, croutons (stale baguette, cubed and tossed with olive oil, salt, and dried herbs, and baked in the broiler), and some minced shallot. Serve with a rosé. (And be sure to find rosés that are not too sweet. The Red Bicyclette is a good choice, but most cheap California rosés and "white zinfandels" taste like bubblegum.)
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