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Exotic beet soup

Written by Elodie Valero

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exotic beet soup
exotic beet soup
SUMMARY
  1. A quick and efficient recipe!
  2. A quick and efficient recipe
  3. FOR
  4. Preparation
  5. Cooking
  6. STEP 1
  7. STEP 2
  8. STEP 3

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FOR

2/4 people

 

PREPARATION

10 min

 

DIFFICULTY

Easy

 

A quick and efficient recipe!

Rich in essential nutrients and antioxidants, this gourmet velouté can be served as a starter or main course with chicken salad or fish. Quick and easy to prepare, this recipe is 100% vegan.

Beetroot velouté

INGREDIENTS

2 organic red beets
100 cl coconut milk
1/2 lime
A bunch of coriander
A few cashew nuts
2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil

 

PREPARATION

Step 1:

In a blender, blend the cooked and peeled beet . Add coconut milk, lime juice and toasted sesame oil.

Step 2:

Ladle the velouté into ramekins or glasses, then add a few coriander leaves and the cashew nuts.

 

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Rich in essential nutrients and antioxidants, this gourmet velouté can be served as a starter or main course with chicken salad or fish. Quick and easy to prepare, this recipe is 100% vegan.

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FOR

2-4 people

Preparation

10 minutes


Cooking

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INGREDIENTS :

2 organic red beets
100 cl coconut milk
1/2 lime
A bunch of coriander
A few cashew nuts
2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil



STEP 1

In a blender, blend the cooked and peeled beet. Add coconut milk, lime juice and toasted sesame oil.


STEP 2

Pour the velouté into ramekins or glasses


STEP 3

Add a few coriander leaves and the cashew nuts.

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