Baby beetroots with burned carrot purée recipe

- Cuisine: French
- Serves 2
Wanze – Arenberg-Porte-Du-Hainaut
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Ingredients
2 medium carrotsSalt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
8 baby beetroots
10g butter
A selection of herbs and flowers from the garden, e.g. chervil, tarragon, parsley
Preparation
Place the carrots on a grill plate or under the grill to burn the skin off. When the skin is dark, place the carrots in a steamer and cook until tender.Place the carrots in a blender, season with salt, pepper and the olive oil and blend to a very smooth purée. Expect the purée to be very dark.
Wash the beetroots and trim the leaves and root. Cook beetroots in salted boiling water until tender. Peel and quarter the beetroots.
Heat the butter in a pan and toss the beetroots in the butter.
Spread a little carrot purée on 2 plates – the purée has a smoky flavour. Top with the beetroot pieces and garnish with a selection of herbs and flowers.
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