

Cooking for oneself in college can often be daunting due to limited finances, limited kitchen appliances, and limited time, but the following recipe (in truth, it is more like a non-recipe) for beet toast was created with all three in mind. Whether eaten for a light breakfast, a snack, or a light lunch, beet toast serves as an ideal source of fuel between classes and study breaks, club meetings and seminars. The versatility of it also invites experimentation, which can add excitement to one’s daily routine while also increasing the range of nutrients. Beet toast can also be made in one’s dorm room and can be adopted for any diet. It is truly a valuable asset in the life of a college student.
Ingredients:
2 slices of beet, approx. 3/4-1 in. thick
Suggested Combinations:
Sweet…
almond butter
cacao powder
cacao nibs
cinnamon
walnuts
pumpkin seeds
Savory…
tahini
avocado
kale
olive oil
turmeric
walnuts
broccoli florets
Other Optional Toppings:
greens
broccoli
cauliflower
fennel
nut/seed butters
nuts/seeds
spices/herbs
chèvre/ vegan chèvre
Instructions:
Slice the beet into rounds of desired thickness. The beets can be eaten raw or can be placed in the microwave until tender if preferred. Add desired toppings and enjoy!