Beetroot Dip

Beetroot makes a great dip, this is a type of hummus but with the vibrance of beetroot. It is such pretty picnic dish, perfect for sharing with a chilled glass of Rose.

This recipe was created by Nicki Skidmore. Nicki has been training to become a professional vegan chef with me this year. She is qualified in Nutrition so gives excellent nutrition information alongside her delicious recipes. You can see more of her recipes on her Instagram page www.instagram.com/nicki_cooks

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Prep time - 10 minutes

Cook time - 0 minutes

Difficulty - Easy

Serves / makes - 400ml


Ingredients 

200g cooked and peeled beetroot

1 can butter beans, 400g 

50ml water 

2T olive oil

4T light tahini

Juice of 1/2 a lemon

Salt, to taste

1/2-1t fresh mint


Equipment

Hand blender or food processor

Jug or bowl

Chef’s knife

Chopping board


Method 

  1. Drain and rinse the beans. 

  2. Roughly chop the beetroot, on a plate so you don’t stain your chopping board.

  3. Put all of the ingredients into a jug or bowl and blend until very smooth.


Tips

  • You can buy pre cooked beetroot from supermarkets, but do make sure it isn’t soaking in vinegar. This will change the taste of the hummus dramatically.

  • You can cook the beetroot yourself two ways. Either boiled in water or roasted in the oven. Note that it can take a while for the beetroot to cook. 


Beetroot Dip

Beetroot Dip
Makes: 400ml
Author: Nicki Skidmore
Prep time: 10 MinTotal time: 10 Min
Beetroot makes a great dip, this is a type of hummus but with the vibrance of beetroot. It is such pretty picnic dish, perfect for sharing with a chilled glass of Rose.

Ingredients

  • 200g cooked and peeled beetroot
  • 1 can butter beans, 400g
  • 50ml water
  • 2T olive oil
  • 4T light tahini
  • Juice of 1/2 a lemon
  • Salt, to taste
  • 1/2-1t fresh mint

Method

  1. Drain and rinse the beans.
  2. Roughly chop the beetroot, on a plate so you don’t stain your chopping board.
  3. Put all of the ingredients into a jug or bowl and blend until very smooth.

Notes:

Equipment

Hand blender or food processor

Jug or bowl

Chef’s knife

Chopping board


Tips

  • You can buy pre cooked beetroot from supermarkets, but do make sure it isn’t soaking in vinegar. This will change the taste of the hummus dramatically.
  • You can cook the beetroot yourself two ways. Either boiled in water or roasted in the oven. Note that it can take a while for the beetroot to cook. 


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