Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.

Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
dimension to the salad.

Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?
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Daniel > Wrote in message:r
> Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
> and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>
> Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
> vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
> dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
> dimension to the salad.
>
> Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?
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> Daniel
>
> Visit me at: gopher://gcpp.world
>

Sorry accidental doublepost ignore this
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On Sat, 25 Jan 2020 14:36:03 -0800, Daniel > wrote:

>Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
>and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>
>Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
>vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
>dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
>dimension to the salad.
>
>Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?

I heard that celery root messes with one's memory.

On 1/25/20 2:57 PM, Bruce wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Jan 2020 14:36:03 -0800, Daniel > wrote:
>
>> Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
>> and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>>
>> Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
>> vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
>> dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
>> dimension to the salad.
>>
>> Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?
>
> I heard that celery root messes with one's memory.
>
LOL

My newsgroup reader incidently filtered my original post so i thought i
may have cancelled the original or something. Then I realized what
happened and now i see my original post.

Sorry for the double posting.

Fixed the stupid filter.

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On Sat, 25 Jan 2020 15:00:46 -0800, Daniel > wrote:

>On 1/25/20 2:57 PM, Bruce wrote:
>> On Sat, 25 Jan 2020 14:36:03 -0800, Daniel > wrote:
>>
>>> Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
>>> and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>>>
>>> Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
>>> vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
>>> dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
>>> dimension to the salad.
>>>
>>> Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?
>>
>> I heard that celery root messes with one's memory.
>>
>LOL
>
>My newsgroup reader incidently filtered my original post so i thought i
>may have cancelled the original or something. Then I realized what
>happened and now i see my original post.
>
>Sorry for the double posting.
>
>Fixed the stupid filter.

Happens, no worries.

"Daniel" > wrote in message
...
> Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of garlic
> and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>
> Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
> vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
> dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable dimension
> to the salad.
>
> Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?

I've never eaten it. I've been told it tastes like potatoes when mashed.
Does it?

On 1/26/20 4:34 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>
> "Daniel" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Typically, when purchasing celery root, i steam it with a head of
>> garlic and do a mash as a potato mash alternative.
>>
>> Last night, I experimented a bit by shaving a slice of the root with a
>> vegetable peeler and, after chopping it down to pieces added it to my
>> dinner salad. The mild celery flavor really added a pleasurable
>> dimension to the salad.
>>
>> Has anyone tried experimenting with celery root?
>
> I've never eaten it. I've been told it tastes like potatoes when mashed.
> Does it?

No it doesn't, but the consistency certainly can.

It has a unique flavor which i find delicious. It's not for everyone
though. My wife doesn't really dig it but will eat it when I serve it.
Our dinner guests in the past have enjoyed it.

I do find that it is really wet when mashed, and then return it to the
heat to dry it out a bit. I have another thread discussing it. this one
was created by mistake.

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