From: SassyStew
On Feb 27, 2009
Great recipe. I used 4.5 oz of dark (72%) chocolate instead of the cocoa, and fresh beets (three medium - simmered), but aside from that, followed the recipe. Very tender and somewhat delicate. I made two 8" layers, put cherry jam in the middle and dusted the top with powdered sugar. No need to frost. Best eaten soon after baking while still warm, with icecream. Not as good the next day. Tastes earthy, but not like beets unless you really focus. Kid and husband approved.
From: Montana Heart Song
On Nov 11, 2007
Wow! This was the recipe for me! I had a pint of sweet vinegar pickled beets and a cup of homemade applesauce to use up. I throw away the stick cinnamon in the jar because the beets were spiced enough, I didn't use the vinegar or the cinnamon.I blended the pint of pickled beets, water and applesauce. This is fantastic!After it sits, it becomes more moist and shiny and dark black but the flavors are fantastic! It reminds me of moist brownie but so much better. I posted a review but apparently didn't go through. I will make this again. Do not skimp on the cocoa, it is the right amount. Great Recipe! Easy to prepare!
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