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Beetroot Leaves
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Rs55
Qty :Beetroot leaves are the fresh, tender greens that grow along with beetroot. Mildly earthy in flavour, they soften beautifully when cooked and can be used much like spinach or amaranth leaves in everyday cooking.
These greens are widely used in Indian kitchens for stir-fries, poriyal, dal, sambar, soups, khichdi, and parathas. They cook quickly and pair well with garlic, onion, cumin, mustard seeds, coconut, and lentils. Both the leaves and tender stems can be used.
Beetroot leaves are naturally rich in iron, calcium, folate, and vitamins A and K, making them a nutritious addition to daily meals.
Usage:
Wash thoroughly before use, as soil may stick to the stems. Chop leaves and tender stems finely. Light cooking helps reduce bitterness while retaining nutrients.
Storage:
Separate the leaves from the beetroot bulb as soon as possible. Do not wash before storing. Wrap loosely in a cloth or paper towel and store in the refrigerator vegetable compartment. Best consumed within 1–2 days of purchase for freshness.
How to use beetroot leaves (practical ideas)
1. Simple stir-fry (everyday use)
The easiest and most common method.
How
Wash well (leaves can carry soil)
Chop leaves and tender stems
Heat oil, add mustard seeds, garlic, onion
Add leaves, salt, turmeric
Cook 3–5 minutes until wilted
Tip: Finish with grated coconut or a squeeze of lemon.
2. South Indian style poriyal / thoran
Perfect with rasam or sambar.
How
Temper mustard seeds, curry leaves, green chilli
Add chopped beet leaves
Cook till soft
Add grated coconut at the end
3. Add to dal or sambar
Very good way to sneak in greens.
How
Add chopped beet leaves in the last 10 minutes of cooking dal
Works well with moong dal or toor dal
Pairs nicely with garlic and cumin
4. Paratha / roti stuffing
Great if you like leafy greens parathas.
How
Finely chop leaves
Lightly sauté to remove raw taste
Mix into atta with spices
Roll and cook like regular paratha
5. Pesto or chutney (modern use)
Mildly earthy, similar to spinach.
How
Blend beet leaves + garlic + nuts (groundnut/cashew) + olive oil
Use as sandwich spread, pasta sauce, or dip
6. Add to soups & khichdi
Chop and add like spinach
Goes well in vegetable soups and moong dal khichdi
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