
Ingredient:
1 Beetroot (about 290-300g)
200-300g lean pork meat or chicken breast meat
900ml-1000ml water
Seasoning:
Salt to taste, but I always skip this. It's yummy without any!
Note:
Do remember not to rinse or rinse minimally the beetroot after you peel off the skin and cut, as it will wash away the colour, as well as the nutritious.
Method:
All you need to do is put the meat and the beetroot into the boiling water. Bring to a boil and simmer for about 30 mins (sometime, I did it like 20 mins).
You can easily get beetroot from FairPrice nearby. Usually I would get a dollar price (plus minus) of it. I mean I would not get too big or too small of a beetroot, the price tag is a good guide to me to cook a pot of soup for a family of 4.

Most importantly, she helped to add one soup recipe in the what-to-cook-tonight compartment of my brain, it easy to extract out when I walk pass aisles of food in supermarket without any clue.
Best is, when I am in good mood, I cook dishes with some other colours to create a visually happy dinner.
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Am sure gonna try out this recipe!! I love canned beet root and have been wondering how I can eat the fresh version other than juicing it.
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DeleteHow does beetroot taste like? Never like the look of it so never cross my mine to cook it.
ReplyDeleteIt didn't cross my mind too, until my mum introduced it to me. Love it since then!
DeleteIt tastes sweet. And together with the pork, it blends well amazingly. Look how I skip seasoning totally!
Thanks Pc for the recipe! I don't really like the bittertaste of beetroot juice but I want to try cooking this soup for the family! :)
ReplyDeleteBittersweet? I don't taste that at all in the soup.
DeleteDo remember not to rinse or rinse minimumally the beetroot after you peel off the skin and cut, as it will wash away the colour, as well as the nutritious.
thanks for this! I am going to try :)
ReplyDeleteHope ou like it:).
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