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<blockquote data-quote="shelley262" data-source="post: 1925174" data-attributes="member: 455169"><p>I love celeriac and tend to buy a couple of them at a time (or more if lucky enough to come across some reduced ones) - I slice one into chip shapes and one into cubes, open freeze them and then store in plastic bags. I then can add a handful of chips or roastie shapes to hot fat to roast - often alongside a handful of butter nut squash frozen pieces! -, boil and then mash for a topping to a sheperds pie or mix with swede for my favourite mash - I think texture is quite like potatoe ( I also freeze swede in chips and cube shapes as I do butternut squash!) I also add cubes to casserolles and curries where they thicken up the sauces and in a curry take on all the flavours just like potatoes. Finally another favourite is in a soup - luckily my local greengrocer sells them at a decent price otherwise I get them from Sainsburys or Waitrose. Celeriac - like potatoe - is fairly mild tasting so its great as a background veggie. Hope you enjoy it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shelley262, post: 1925174, member: 455169"] I love celeriac and tend to buy a couple of them at a time (or more if lucky enough to come across some reduced ones) - I slice one into chip shapes and one into cubes, open freeze them and then store in plastic bags. I then can add a handful of chips or roastie shapes to hot fat to roast - often alongside a handful of butter nut squash frozen pieces! -, boil and then mash for a topping to a sheperds pie or mix with swede for my favourite mash - I think texture is quite like potatoe ( I also freeze swede in chips and cube shapes as I do butternut squash!) I also add cubes to casserolles and curries where they thicken up the sauces and in a curry take on all the flavours just like potatoes. Finally another favourite is in a soup - luckily my local greengrocer sells them at a decent price otherwise I get them from Sainsburys or Waitrose. Celeriac - like potatoe - is fairly mild tasting so its great as a background veggie. Hope you enjoy it. [/QUOTE]
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