Roasted Beetroot Dip

Makes 500g Prep Time 5 minutes   Cook Time 90 minutes   Rated: Print
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A beautifully coloured dip for all occasions. Make it for your next party, and collect the compliments, especially if you serve it with bright greens

When is a bright, nay hot pink dip not in season? Never...always perfect. This is super simple, roasting the beetroots is the hardest part! Then get your crackers sorted. We  have LOADS.

This dip is absolutely delicious. Fresh, zesty and great with either bread, crackers or as an addition to home made burgers! It was out and about way before The Hummus Club ebook, otherwise it may have made an appearance in there. You really do need that book as it has all the crackers we love included in it as well.

In the meantime, get crackered with these suggestions:

Sourdough Discard Crackers

Za'atar Chickpea Crackers

Pesto and Kale Seedy Crackers

EVOO Wholewheat Crackers with Seeds

Chilli and Almond Oat Crackers

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Need

Do

1  

Preheat oven to 180ºC.

2  

Place beetroots with 2 tbsp oil in a large bowl and toss well to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Wrap each beetroot loosely in foil, then place in a shallow ovenproof dish. Roast for 1 1/2 hours or until tender. Unwrap beetroots and cool to room temperature.

3  

Place all ingredients including cooled roasted beetroots into Thermomix bowl and blend 10 sec/speed 5. Scrape down and repeat if a smoother consistency is desired.

4  

Serve with crackers, flatbread of choice, drizzled with additional evoo and garnish with fresh herbs if you have some handy.

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Tash is a full time, stay at home mum of four kids who blogs over at http://www.littlebitofthyme.com She writes about things that keep her Inspired, Content and Creating. Cooking and creating with the Thermomix is one thing that she loves as well as growing her own produce in her small kitchen garden. She is passionate about teaching her children how to cook and bake and loves nothing more than a messy kitchen bench!