Yup. That's the 'before' photo......the eyes and things are plucked out by A&C.
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Originally posted by julesapple View PostDistraction won't work here, not with Chef's knives. I used to be scared of sharp knives but I know how to use them now. Our knives are lethal.....
I find the best way is to slice both of the ends flat. Sit the celeriac on the root end and slice downwards, and round the curve, turning it as you go. Then cut out any particularly brown 'creases' then slice and cube.
Can someone tell me if celeriac tastes different if it's done as a gratin? I've done that, once, and it was foul. Put me off doing it again, but I wondered if it was the celeriac or something else that was foul....like my cooking so long ago.
Cutting the ends off is good advice but I would still peel with a peeler. It's a hefty veg to do with a knife.Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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Originally posted by binley100 View PostBut you're not scared of the mouth and nose then .....
Originally posted by julesapple View PostYup. That's the 'before' photo......the eyes and things are plucked out by A&C.
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Get a refund, then prep the celeriac yourself. Go on....you know you can!Jules
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Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View Post
I think that celeriac is my 'grow something new' as part of the 52wk challenge.
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Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View Poster ... ever good with the thinking ahead thing (not) - I'll need a few celeriac seeds - are there any in the Virtual Seed Parcel, VC, that you can stick in the envelope with the BBs?Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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How about using it in a risotto VC? As a veggie don't you make those?Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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Originally posted by VirginVegGrower View PostHow about using it in a risotto VC? As a veggie don't you make those?
I don't have a problem eating the celeriac, just the preparation thereof. Reminds me of a shrunken head. Actually it reminds me of this =
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Originally posted by VirginVegGrower View PostCeleriac as a gratin tastes exactly the same to me. Just crunchy, but I love celery and celeriac. With cheese is how I did my gratin and on top of potato mash top. If I was doing it without mash, I would add breadcrumbs as a binding agent.
Cutting the ends off is good advice but I would still peel with a peeler. It's a hefty veg to do with a knife.
When I did my celeriac gratin I did the way I would gratinee potatoes - slightly parboiled slices cooked in cream, garlic, pepper & salt and topped with grated Gruyere or Emmental cheese. I'm not sure what went wrong.....think I might try it again this weekend. I'll quarter the celeriac and get the mandolin slicer out to slice it wafer thin.
Cor.....I'm hungry now......Jules
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