How do I store fresh beets or turnips?
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, with greens trimmed. Store in a breathable bag or container.
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Rolling them on the counter before squeezing or microwaving for 10 seconds can yield more juice.
Store in a paper bag in the refrigerator and clean using a brush or damp cloth instead of water.
Roast bones or vegetables beforehand, simmer for an extended period, and season properly with herbs, spices, and salt.
Whisking in a bit of water or another liquid, or blending can help. For butter-based sauces, whisking in cold butter can bring it back together.
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, with the ends wrapped in a damp paper towel and covered in a breathable bag or container.
Blooming (soaking in cold water) ensures gelatin dissolves smoothly in hot liquid, preventing lumps.