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Writer's pictureNat Black-Heaven

Beetroot Curry 🍛

All you need to do is add rice and this beetroot curry is unlike anything you would have ever had!

Nutrition:

Did you know that there are several varieties of beetroots with colours such as white, gold and purple? Beetroots belong to the same family of spinach and chard and they are consumed mostly in Central and Eastern Europe. One of the most popular beetroot dishes is beetroot soup that originates from Ukraine called “borscht”. Beetroots are vegetables rich in essential minerals. They contain folic acid, which is important for pregnant women, as it prevents the formation of defects in the neural tube during pregnancy. They also contain good amounts of calcium and iron. Calcium is a mineral found in dairy products such as milk and yogurt, but it is also possible to find it in vegan sources such as kale, spinach, collard greens and also beetroot. Its function is to strengthen your teeth and bones as well as improve your nervous system. Iron helps to transport oxygen throughout the body and is particularly needed during pregnancy and during the menstrual cycle. The pigment responsible for the red colour of the beetroots called betacyanin protects against bladder cancer. Studies have also shown that beetroots are one of the richest sources of glutamine, which is an essential amino acid that keeps the intestinal tract healthy and improves gut health. Finally, it is important to point out that beetroots contain the antinutrient oxalate. The majority of people eliminate this compound in the stool or urine, but if you suffer from kidney stone disease, it is recommended to avoid consumption of beetroots.


What You Need (1 serving):

40 g of beetroot

3 g of garlic

20 g of onions

15 g Soy milk

10 ml of soy cream

2.5 g vegan butter

1.5 g vegetable stock cube

42 g vegan sausages

Curry powder

Paprika

Chilli powder


Allergens: gluten, celery, milk, soya, sulphites


1 serving

Method:

1. Chop your beetroots in quarters

2. Dice your garlic and onions

3. Chop your vegan sausages into chunks

4. Fry your onions and garlic on a high heat with vegan butter and your veggie stock cube

5. Add your spices

6. Lower the heat and stir gently

7. Add your soy cream and soy milk and continue to stir

8. Blend your beetroot with your vegan sausages until you get a thick consistency

9. Pour your mixture into the pan that contains your onion and garlic mix

10. Continue to stir until everything is nicely mixed

11. Serve on a bed of rice

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