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== About Celery == |
== About Celery == |
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| + | '''Celery''' consists of long, slender green stalks that surround a pale green central "heart", all joined at the bulbous base. Crisp, fresh raw celery enlivens salads and snacks, while cooked celery adds delicate texture to soups, stews, and stocks. The leaves, trimmed from the stalks, can be reserved to flavor stocks. Select moist, rigid stalks and store in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Dried celery seeds are used whole as a seasoning. |
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== Preparing Celery == |
== Preparing Celery == |
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| + | Separate celery ribs and rinse thoroughly as dirt is often lodged between the ribs. To serve raw or in cooked dishes, simply cut to desire length. |
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| − | Just nom it. |
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== Storing Celery == |
== Storing Celery == |
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| + | Celery should be refrigerated in a plastic bag and placed in the crisper for up to two weeks. If the ribs are wilted, separate the ribs and place them in a bowl of ice water for several minutes before use. |
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| − | why store it when you can nom it? nom nom nom nom nom nom nmo nom. |
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| + | Martha Stewart recommends wrapping celery in tin foil rather than plastic to keep longer. |
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== [[:Category:Celery Recipes|Celery Recipes]] == |
== [[:Category:Celery Recipes|Celery Recipes]] == |
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Revision as of 23:05, 1 December 2012
Celery
About Celery
Celery consists of long, slender green stalks that surround a pale green central "heart", all joined at the bulbous base. Crisp, fresh raw celery enlivens salads and snacks, while cooked celery adds delicate texture to soups, stews, and stocks. The leaves, trimmed from the stalks, can be reserved to flavor stocks. Select moist, rigid stalks and store in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Dried celery seeds are used whole as a seasoning.
Preparing Celery
Separate celery ribs and rinse thoroughly as dirt is often lodged between the ribs. To serve raw or in cooked dishes, simply cut to desire length.
Storing Celery
Celery should be refrigerated in a plastic bag and placed in the crisper for up to two weeks. If the ribs are wilted, separate the ribs and place them in a bowl of ice water for several minutes before use.
Martha Stewart recommends wrapping celery in tin foil rather than plastic to keep longer.