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Made in a bread loaf pan, this simple cake bursts with the fresh flavors of summer. Just before serving, spoon the oil on top of the salad, followed by the vinegar.Sprinkle with the chives and any edible flowers.Sprinkle the feta on top and then gently scatter on the raspberries.Thinly slice the beets and place on a serving plate.

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If you wash your hands ASAP with soap in warm water, the beet color will wash away.)

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(Beets can stain! If you have rubber gloves or disposable gloves they are great to use, or you can use a paper towel to pull the skin off the beet.

  • Using your hands or a small, sharp knife remove the beet skins.
  • Remove the packets and let cool slightly.
  • Wrap the beets into two aluminum foil packets tightly and roast on the middle shelf for about 1 hour and 10 minutes, or until a knife inserted in the center of the beets yields a soft (not mushy) texture.
  • Roast the beets: Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
  • Edible flowers like nasturtium or calendula.
  • 1 tablespoon balsamic or white wine vinegar.
  • 1 cup fresh raspberries, blackberries or your favorite berry.
  • 3 ounces feta cheese, crumbled, about ½ cup.
  • 1 pound golden or red beets, or a combination (about 2 large or 4 medium-small beets).
  • This salad makes a light summer lunch or first course.

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    All you need to pair with it is a warm, crusty loaf of bread or buttery biscuits or whole grain crackers. Golden yellow beets (or red beets) are roasted until tender and sweet, thinly sliced, topped with crumbled salty feta cheese and then topped with raspberries (or blackberries), fresh herbs and edible flowers. And although it’s stunning, it’s really about the balance of color, flavor, texture and shape. This salad might appear to be a precious, “chefy-type” dish. But I woke up early one morning this month and thought about how beautiful it might be to pair sweet, earthy roasted beets with fresh raspberries. I don’t really want a strawberry near my roast chicken. I don’t love berry soup or berry-flavored salad dressings. I’m not a big fan of berries in savory food. When that happens you can place them in an airtight container or freezer bag for several months. Freeze for about an hour, or until they are frozen enough to keep their shape and not clump together. The best method is to place a baking or cookie sheet in the freezer and place the berries on it in a single layer. Yes, you can freeze fresh summer berries. Moisture is the enemy here and will cause the berries to break down even further. Do not wash the berries until just before you’re ready to use them. But, in general, berries aren’t meant to sit around. Strawberries and blueberries are heartier and will last several days. Raspberries, golden raspberries, blackberries and huckleberries will barely last three days. Remember that berries are quite perishable. If you shop for berries at the supermarket check the bottom of the pint to see if they are fresh - make sure they are still holding their shape and not moldy or clumped together and rotting. Look for just-picked, very local berries at a nearby pick-your-own farm or farmer’s market. The possibilities of what you can do with summer’s tart, sweet, bursting-with-juice berries is endless.

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    Once the yogurt container is full (five berries for the bucket and one for me), it’s time to head indoors and sprinkle them over yogurt and granola and think about the season’s first berry tart or muffins or cake. And as I sip my coffee, and search for perfectly red ripe berries, I find myself listening to the birds and feeling the sun pick up strength. Picking berries requires you to slow down just enough to see. Raspberries require patience as they hide and can grow at eye level (easy) or ankle level (hard) at the bottom of the canes. Early July mornings, I head outside with a coffee cup in one hand and an empty yogurt container in the other. But it was when I roamed around the edge of the property and discovered row upon row of raspberry and blueberry bushes that I knew I had found a home.Įvery summer I anticipate the arrival of these berries with the glee of a kid in a candy shop. There was a thick hedge of lilacs outside the front door. When we first looked at our old farmhouse in Maine, I was excited to find fireplaces that worked and old wooden beams.









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