Beet Tartare

Photograph by Isa Zapata, Food Styling by Sean Dooley, Prop Styling by JoJo Li
Not a typo. Boldly seasoned and finely chopped, these beets have the earthy taste of classic beef tartare, and look the part too. Not to mention the fact that they’re about a tenth of the cost per pound for the kind of top quality beef you need when serving meat raw. Use a mix of mostly Chioggia (candy-striped) and some red beets for the most convincing color. We like baby beets here, as they are sweeter and more tender than the larger ones. Serve with potato chips for the perfect crunchy-soft bite.
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What you’ll need
Rimmed Baking Sheet
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Mesh Sieve
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Small Skillet
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