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What is celeriac remoulade?-starter of celeriac remoulade in lettuce boats.
Usually a side salad. Haven't made it for years but I must:What is celeriac remoulade?
What is celeriac remoulade?
Can have any mild vinegar you like but white wine vinegar doesn't colour it at all; red would; brown would. Could also use lemon juice instead. Stronger vinegars would be too sharp. Ordinary mayo is a bit thick for this salad so it would have to be watered down but, basically, the dressing is a thin mayo without the egg.
And you get a little protein at the same time. Do you use a ready-made mayo? I do sometimes, but I'm beginning to wonder at what might be in it. I think Hellman's uses rapeseed oil, which I don't want. Not sure about Heinz or any of the supermarket own ones. So, making my own is the answer and, yes, it is a bit of a faff, so I'm just as well making the standard dressing for salads. I usually use lemon juice instead of vinegar anyway.Yes, agree, that’s why I use the ACV - keeps the celeriac from going brown and thins the mayo. I have made it properly in the past, but to me it’s not worth the faff and I like the taste of the lazy method just as much.
I wanted to do a crossing fingers emoji for you @Rachox wishing you well with your follow up appointment tomorrow good luckBreakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries washed down with a black coffee.
Late morning: black coffee and a phd bar.
Skipped lunch.
Mid afternoon: black coffee and a carb killa bar.
Dinner: cheese on LC toast followed by Greek yoghurt and strawberries.
F/U at hospital tomorrow 2/52 from foot surgery, stitches to come out and hopefully my big fat bandage will be changed for something smaller! Hope to get back to more imaginative cooking next week if I’m allowed to stand for longer.
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