Beet-Rose Trixy Stix

Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Beet-Rose Trixy Stix
100 min.
20
22kcal

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Introducing the delightful Beet-Rose Trixy Stix, a whimsical treat that is sure to enchant your taste buds and impress your guests! Perfectly suited for a variety of dietary preferences, this vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free snack is a guilt-free indulgence that everyone can enjoy. With only 22 calories per serving, you can savor these vibrant, colorful sticks without any worries.

Imagine the sweet, earthy flavor of raw beets combined with the delicate essence of rose water, creating a unique and refreshing taste experience. These Trixy Stix are not just a feast for the palate; they are also a visual delight, showcasing a stunning pink hue that adds a pop of color to any antipasti platter or appetizer spread. Whether you're hosting a gathering, looking for a fun snack, or simply want to treat yourself, these charming sticks are the perfect choice.

Crafted with love and creativity, the Beet-Rose Trixy Stix are easy to make and require minimal equipment. The process of transforming grated beets into a fine powder and combining them with sugar and rose water is not only satisfying but also allows you to connect with the art of cooking. So gather your friends and family, and embark on this culinary adventure that promises to bring joy and flavor to your table!

Ingredients

  • cup beets raw grated (from 1 medium)
  • 0.5 cup granulated sugar 
  • 12 drops rosewater 

Equipment

  • bowl
  • frying pan
  • baking sheet
  • baking paper
  • oven
  • wire rack
  • sieve
  • toothpicks
  • funnel
  • drinking straws

Directions

  1. Heat the oven to 250°F and arrange a rack in the middle.Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and spread the grated beet in a thin, even layer.
  2. Bake until dry to the touch, about 1 hour.
  3. Place the pan on a wire rack and let the beet strips cool to room temperature—they will crisp up as they cool.
  4. Transfer the beets to a clean coffee or spice grinder and process into a fine powder.
  5. Add the sugar and rose water and pulse until combined.Set a fine-mesh strainer over a medium bowl.
  6. Pour the sugar powder into the strainer and sift it into the bowl, pressing against the powder with the back of a spoon to force it through the mesh. Return any larger bits left in the strainer to the grinder and process into a fine powder. Sift again and repeat with the grinding and sifting as needed until all of the sugar mixture is processed (you may have a few solids left to be discarded).
  7. Place a sheet of paper on a work surface. Have about 20 (8-inch) paper straws and a toothpick ready. Make a small funnel out of another piece of paper. (Make sure the tip fits into the end of the straws.) Alternatively, use a No. 16 Open Star or No. 5 Round piping tip. Fold up one end of a straw 1/4 inch. Fit the point of the funnel or piping tip into the open end of the straw. Holding the funnel or piping tip in place and working over the sheet of paper, spoon in about 1 1/4 teaspoons of the sugar mixture. Use the pointed end of the toothpick to poke the sugar mixture into the straw.
  8. Remove the funnel or piping tip and fold the open end of the straw down 1/4 inch to close. Repeat with the remaining straws and sugar.

Nutrition Facts

Calories22kcal
Protein1.89%
Fat1.07%
Carbs97.04%

Properties

Glycemic Index
6.7
Glycemic Load
3.78
Inflammation Score
-1
Nutrition Score
0.31652173942522%

Flavonoids

Luteolin
0.03mg
Quercetin
0.01mg

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:22.17kcal
1.11%
Fat:0.03g
0.04%
Saturated Fat:0g
0.01%
Carbohydrates:5.63g
1.88%
Net Carbohydrates:5.44g
1.98%
Sugar:5.45g
6.06%
Cholesterol:0mg
0%
Sodium:5.35mg
0.23%
Alcohol:0g
100%
Alcohol %:0%
100%
Protein:0.11g
0.22%
Folate:7.41µg
1.85%
Manganese:0.02mg
1.13%
Source:Chow