Yesterday I came across an article about how amazing beets are. Apparently they’re a traditional “medicine” dating back a very long time. I had tried making beet kvass, a traditional probiotic beet drink, and had read that it does wonders for hormonal imbalances.
This article claims it is also a traditional Chinese remedy that can fight cancer and lower blood pressure. I’ve been trying to incorporate more beets in my diet for these reasons. Since it’s a root vegetable, I always get organic beets, because root vegetables (including potatoes and carrots!) tend to soak up toxins from the soil like a sponge.
I’ve always wanted to try borscht, a traditional Russian soup made with beets, carrots, potatoes, and sometimes sausage too. So I thought this might be a great opportunity to get in more beets and try out this nourishing, traditional recipe. This may be a new favorite in my household.
Ingredients:
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