Red beets (red mustards) are cooked, peeled and cut into wavy slices.
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Red beets (red mustards) are cooked, peeled and cut into wavy slices. Ours are cultivated in the highlands, thus obtaining more sweetened turnips, characteristic peculiar to this specialty. We also offer it as a salad cut to fillet.
Ingredients: red beets, water, wine vinegar, sugar, salt
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