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===Cooking beetroots in a pressure cooker===
===Cooking beetroots in a pressure cooker===


Trim the beets as above, fill the cooker to just below the trivet stand and place the beetroots in the steamer basket and sit on the trivet.  Bring to high pressure and cook for about 50 minutes and allow to de-pressureise naturally. The beets are cooked when the root  is soft enough to penetrate with a skewer and the skin moves easily when rubbed with your fingers.
Trim the beets as above, fill the cooker to just below the trivet stand and place the beetroots in the steamer basket and sit on the trivet.  Bring to high pressure and cook for about 50 minutes and allow to de-pressurise naturally. The beets are cooked when the root  is soft enough to penetrate with a skewer and the skin moves easily when rubbed with your fingers.


When the beets are cooked, trim the roots and stems completely and rub the skins off with your fingers, using rubber gloves if you don't want purple fingers.
When the beets are cooked, trim the roots and stems completely and rub the skins off with your fingers, using rubber gloves if you don't want purple fingers.