Beet Dip
Art you can eat! With its stunning palette of pinks, this beet dip isn't just photogenic. It’s also delicious, nutritious, and guaranteed to be the talk of the table.
Desserts
Candied pumpkin with warm spices make for a delicious Día de Muertos sweet.
Servings: 6
Time: 45 min
Cut the pumpkin into 3″ sections, removing all strings and seeds. Combine brown sugar, cinnamon sticks, orange slices and water in a heavy pot, on medium-high heat until it reaches a boil.
When sugar has dissolved, place pumpkin in the pot with skin side down; don’t worry if some pieces aren’t fully immersed in liquid.
Lower heat, cover pot, and simmer, cooking for about 20-30 minutes at medium heat, depending on pumpkin thickness. Pumpkin is ready when it’s fork-tender, and has soaked up some of the syrup.
Remove cooked pumpkin from the pot, and transfer to a tray. Cover with aluminum foil to keep warm.
Return syrup to boil, turning heat to medium-high. Keep cooking, stirring occasionally until it becomes thick. Return pumpkin to the pot and spoon syrup over the pieces.
Serve pumpkin warm or at room temperature with a drizzle of the syrup or in a bowl of warm milk. Make ahead and serve the next day for deeper flavors.
Art you can eat! With its stunning palette of pinks, this beet dip isn't just photogenic. It’s also delicious, nutritious, and guaranteed to be the talk of the table.
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