How to Choose Beetroot
Look for hard, firm beetroot when buying., Look at the leaves., Select unblemished beetroot with firm roots., Prefer smaller beetroots over larger ones.
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Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Look for hard
If it is soft, it is too old.
The skin should be smooth. -
Step 2: firm beetroot when buying.
If you are purchasing beetroot that has leaves (which is preferred), make sure that they are green, moist, and not wilted.
Yellowed and wilted leaves are a sign that the beetroot has been around too long. , Damaged beetroot can be eaten but it will not store well. , They are usually sweeter. -
Step 3: Look at the leaves.
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Step 4: Select unblemished beetroot with firm roots.
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Step 5: Prefer smaller beetroots over larger ones.
Detailed Guide
If it is soft, it is too old.
The skin should be smooth.
If you are purchasing beetroot that has leaves (which is preferred), make sure that they are green, moist, and not wilted.
Yellowed and wilted leaves are a sign that the beetroot has been around too long. , Damaged beetroot can be eaten but it will not store well. , They are usually sweeter.
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