Russian Beet Salad

"Fast and healthy recipe found in the 1970's from a health food magazine. Too many years ago to remember which magazine, health food promoter, etc., but it is delicious if you love garlic!"
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Peel and shred beets, place in bowl.
  • Peel and crush garlic cloves, add to shredded beets.
  • Add pieces of black walnuts (do not substitute other walnuts or nuts).
  • Add mayonnaise and honey.
  • Stir to mix all ingredients and refrigerate in covered bowl until ready to serve.

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  1. I like this salad too, but other reviewers I boil beets too. I had one left over carrot so I added it too and it tasted great. I also used regular walnuts. The walnuts twist gives this salad a better texture. My mom makes similiar salad but this one is way better and I cannot wait to have my mom over to show off. Definitely boil the beets unless you are into raw food
     
  2. I like this salad. I mix a bit of yogurt in too instead of all the mayo. Also, if you chop some parsley really, really fine and mix, it looks nicer!
     
  3. I agree with the suggestion to boil the beets. Or you can use canned beets to save time. Also, consider using half as much garlic as it can be quite overpowering; you can always add more if needed.
     
  4. Had a couple of beetroot and not much else and this recipe used what I already had. Quite nice and worth a try.
     
  5. i have made this salad many times, and am extremely surprised at your version of it. i usualy boil the beets until they become soft, peel & shred them, and add garlic and mayo. yours just must be a much fansier version
     
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