One of my favorite healthy habits is steaming a batch of beets once a week. It saves time, makes healthy eating effortless, and gives me delicious beets ready whenever I want a smoothie or salad.
After steaming, I store them in a glass jar with about ½ cup of raw apple cider vinegar. The vinegar adds a bright flavor and helps keep the beets ready to enjoy throughout the week when refrigerated.
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Now you have delicious steamed beets ready all week for smoothies, salads, grain bowls, or as a healthy snack.
Blend together:
One glass is packed with colorful whole foods to help nourish your body and fuel your day.
Food safety tip: For best quality and safety, refrigerate the steamed beets promptly after cooling and use them within about 5–7 days. Ensure the beets remain submerged in the vinegar liquid. The vinegar adds flavor, but it isn’t a substitute for proper refrigeration or canning.
Cook • Nourish • Gather • Thrive

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