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Meanings of beetroot in English
A deep red coloured variety of beet (Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris var. conditiva).
Portuguese
beterraba Usage of beetroot in English
1
His health minister was lampooned for recommending garlic and beetroot as treatments.
2
Mbeki's health minister was lampooned for recommending garlic and beetroot as treatments.
3
It's barbecue season and the question is to add beetroot or not?
4
But actually, since Roman times beetroot has been considered a potent aphrodisiac.
5
The country's stand at the Toronto conference included garlic, beetroot, and potatoes.
6
We sell a lot of our spinach, potatoes and beetroot, said Morris.
7
I am thinking here of that ubiquitous pairing beetroot and goat's cheese.
8
The mould might be decorated with slices of beetroot or hard-boiled eggs.
9
On a plate place the halloumi and spoon over the balsamic beetroot.
10
Boil large beetroot about two hours, being careful not to pierce it.
11
Cut some beetroot, some cucumber, some cold potato, some tomato into slices.
12
I dug every yard of it and planted lettuce, beetroot and onions.
13
A soused rainbow trout starter was ornamented with beetroot and black lime.
14
Did you know that he once used to work in a beetroot factory?
15
He reckoned his burgers were simply New Zealand classics and that meant beetroot.
16
Put the beetroot and onion in the centre, and serve hot.
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Beetroot through the time
Beetroot across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common