6 medium to large beetroot, approx. 600g
A few basil leaves
80g toasted walnuts
Citrus zest
Approx. 250ml of orange juice
Juice of a lemon
200ml olive oil
A few thyme leaves and fresh micro-plane citrus zest
300g cooked brown rice
80g yogurt
Zest and juice of a lime
6g salt + 8 turns of milled pepper
100g of finely diced cucumber
8 Leaves of mint cut into a thin strips
½ tbsp of Agave syrup
6-8 heads of purple sprouting broccoli or tender stem broccoli
300g washed and scrubbed Charlotte potatoes
4 cloves of garlic bashed
3 litre cold water
40g salt
A few sprigs of mint
1 tsp of curry powder
(Alternatively you can use shop bought mayo)
2 egg yolks
8 turns of black pepper
4g salt
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 tbsp white wine vinegar
400ml vegetable oil
2 tsp water
1 tsp curry powder
Large pinch of turmeric
Place the orange and lemon juice into a pan and reduce by 2/3 on a medium heat, then place into a bowl and leave to cool. Add the olive oil and add the thyme before giving a little stir and check the seasoning.
Place the cut beets all into a bowl, crush the walnuts on top of the beetroot, add any orange segments, the dressing, season with milled pepper and course sea salt then stir well.
Place a pan of salted water onto a quick boil, using 20g of salt per litre. Cook the broccoli for 2-3 minutes, then chill in iced water and drain. Then slice the stalks into thin slices and the heads into florets.
Mix the cucumber into the yogurt with the lime juice & zest, Agave, seasoning and then add the cooked rice, mint and broccoli.
Place the potatoes, mint sprigs, curry powder, garlic in a pan with the cold water and slowly bring to a simmer, cook for 20-30 minutes until just tender depending on the size. When the potatoes are nearly cooked, take them off to the side and leave to cool at room temperature in the cooking liquid so they take on more flavour. Drain from the water and leave to dry before placing them on a board and cut in half.
Place the mustard garlic, salt, pepper, vinegar and egg yolk into a Magimix bowl for approx. 2-3 mins until emulsified. Pour the oil in to the egg mix quickly, whisking well and keep adding the rest of the oil. You may need to add a little water to the mix, if it gets too thick.
The cooked potatoes
2 tbsp of chopped gherkins if u have them or cornichons
1 tsp of chopped coriander
1 charred green pepper peeled & finely diced
200g mayonnaise
Small tin of drained chickpeas
2g coarse sea salt
12 turns of black pepper
Place the mayonnaise into the bowl, add the rest of the ingredients and the potatoes, checking the seasoning.
6 medium to large beetroot, approx. 600g
A few basil leaves
80g toasted walnuts
Citrus zest
Approx. 250ml of orange juice
Juice of a lemon
200ml olive oil
A few thyme leaves and fresh micro-plane citrus zest
300g cooked brown rice
80g yogurt
Zest and juice of a lime
6g salt + 8 turns of milled pepper
100g of finely diced cucumber
8 Leaves of mint cut into a thin strips
½ tbsp of Agave syrup
6-8 heads of purple sprouting broccoli or tender stem broccoli
300g washed and scrubbed Charlotte potatoes
4 cloves of garlic bashed
3 litre cold water
40g salt
A few sprigs of mint
1 tsp of curry powder
(Alternatively you can use shop bought mayo)
2 egg yolks
8 turns of black pepper
4g salt
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 tbsp white wine vinegar
400ml vegetable oil
2 tsp water
1 tsp curry powder
Large pinch of turmeric
Place the orange and lemon juice into a pan and reduce by 2/3 on a medium heat, then place into a bowl and leave to cool. Add the olive oil and add the thyme before giving a little stir and check the seasoning.
Place the cut beets all into a bowl, crush the walnuts on top of the beetroot, add any orange segments, the dressing, season with milled pepper and course sea salt then stir well.
Place a pan of salted water onto a quick boil, using 20g of salt per litre. Cook the broccoli for 2-3 minutes, then chill in iced water and drain. Then slice the stalks into thin slices and the heads into florets.
Mix the cucumber into the yogurt with the lime juice & zest, Agave, seasoning and then add the cooked rice, mint and broccoli.
Place the potatoes, mint sprigs, curry powder, garlic in a pan with the cold water and slowly bring to a simmer, cook for 20-30 minutes until just tender depending on the size. When the potatoes are nearly cooked, take them off to the side and leave to cool at room temperature in the cooking liquid so they take on more flavour. Drain from the water and leave to dry before placing them on a board and cut in half.
Place the mustard garlic, salt, pepper, vinegar and egg yolk into a Magimix bowl for approx. 2-3 mins until emulsified. Pour the oil in to the egg mix quickly, whisking well and keep adding the rest of the oil. You may need to add a little water to the mix, if it gets too thick.
The cooked potatoes
2 tbsp of chopped gherkins if u have them or cornichons
1 tsp of chopped coriander
1 charred green pepper peeled & finely diced
200g mayonnaise
Small tin of drained chickpeas
2g coarse sea salt
12 turns of black pepper
Place the mayonnaise into the bowl, add the rest of the ingredients and the potatoes, checking the seasoning.
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