Beetroot with balsamic vinegar and walnuts

Ingredients

• beetroot
• a bit of oil
• walnuts, roughly chopped
• dark balsamic vinegar
• salt and pepper

Cook the beetroot in water and peel them wearing plastic gloves. Cut them in equally sized circles with a plane and put the circles in a pan, formerly oiled. Sprinkle some salt and pepper on it, and cook them in the oven at 200 deg Celsius. At half time give them a good stir and sprinkle the walnut. Cook it until the vingear becomes gluey.

Tomato salad by KGy :)

Ingredients:

• mellow tomatoes
• red onions
• fresh parsley

Dressing:

• 1 dl of corn oil
• vinegar
• a little bit of salt
• sugar or sweetening
• water

Dice the tomatoes and chop fine the onions. Put them into the dish by turns and sprinkle the fine chopped parsley onto the top. Shake the ingredients of the dressing in a bottle and taste it. If its allright, then pour into the dish and mix the salad carefully. Its good for the taste if you let it cool for a couple of hours in the fridge but its just as good inmediately served.

Carrots with balsamic vinegar and new potatoes with caraway seeds seeds

Ingredients for 2:

The carrots:

• 3 carrots
• thyme
• dark balm vinegar
• salt, pepper, olive oil
• garlic
• 1 onion

The potatos:

1. 5 new potatos
2. caraway seeds

Chop the peeled carrots, put it into a heatproof dish, add a little olive oil, salt, freshly grounded pepper, and the leaves of the thyme. Mix it, and add the cloves of garlic and pieces of onion. Cover it with aluminium foil and steam it until almost ready at 200 degrees in the oven. Remove the foil and pour the vinegar into it, but not too much. Put it back to the oven for 5-10 minutes until the acidity of the vinegar disappears, and the top of the carrots get a nice colour.

Wash the potatoes, and leaving their skins on them cut them in half. Pour a little olive oil onto them and add salt, the caraway seeds and freshly grounded pepper.Cover them with aluminium foil and keep them in the oven at 200 deg until they become soft. Remove the foil then and leave them in the oven until they get a nice golden colour on the top. It can be eaten with the skins on, its really crispy and delicious.