beetroot sandwiches

vampire chicken · Joined: 01 Feb 2008 Posts: 1

Apparently some people in Great Britain eat "beetroot
sandwiches" before going to bed (source: Diaries of Adrian
Mole).

I bought a can of beetroots and ate some, sliced 1/8" thin, with
butter, on whole-wheat german-style bread. It was nice, but not
much flavor.

Is there a specific exact "recipe" for this rather simple-
sounding delicacy, and could some kind Brit provide it?

Thanks.

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