This slightly sweet, musky, glossy, yellow-orange sauce is beautiful on a white plate with roasted vegetables set on top or some browned gnocchi. It pairs well with root vegetables like parsnip, turnip and Jerusalem artichokes. Like its red beet counterpart, it’s also tasty with potato turnovers, latkes or fritters. We’ve even served this sauce with Aloo pie, the spicy potato stuffed pastry popular in Trinidad.