I'm trying to take advantage of celery root while I can, since they don't always appear at the farmers market. This week I roasted them, then tossed them with cucumbers, romaine lettuce, and carrots in a mustard garlic vinaigrette. Next time I might try them raw in a slaw. I'm not sure they're worth the trouble, though. They do just kind of taste like celery. Where I really see them pulling their weight is in a puree or soup, where celery fibers are completely undesirable.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Celery Root Cucumber Salad
A perfectly balanced meal: four kinds of vegetables, red beans with rice (plain, no lard), and piece of grilled fish with a little salt and pepper.

I'm trying to take advantage of celery root while I can, since they don't always appear at the farmers market. This week I roasted them, then tossed them with cucumbers, romaine lettuce, and carrots in a mustard garlic vinaigrette. Next time I might try them raw in a slaw. I'm not sure they're worth the trouble, though. They do just kind of taste like celery. Where I really see them pulling their weight is in a puree or soup, where celery fibers are completely undesirable.
I'm trying to take advantage of celery root while I can, since they don't always appear at the farmers market. This week I roasted them, then tossed them with cucumbers, romaine lettuce, and carrots in a mustard garlic vinaigrette. Next time I might try them raw in a slaw. I'm not sure they're worth the trouble, though. They do just kind of taste like celery. Where I really see them pulling their weight is in a puree or soup, where celery fibers are completely undesirable.
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I saw Emeril deep fry celery root once. You definitely can't do that with regular celery!
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