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Skin-On Roasted Beets
Is there anything quite as gorgeous as an unpeeled roasted red beet? Glistening in olive oil and dusted with salt and pepper, beets cook to a moist softness. Their hue deepens to a tantalizing garnet. The sugars concentrate and, in places, caramelize as the juices seep out of the roots' paper-thin skins, which crisp delectably as they cook. The roasting tames the beets' natural earthiness, and a mouthwatering sweetness takes hold.
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