My new addiction to celery brought me to another problem… You end up with a lot of leftover celery leaves and other not-so-pretty bits and pieces that you don’t really want to be dipping into your jar of almond butter. What to do with celery leaves?
It is also possible to grow celery at home, although the plant is notoriously difficult. It needs to grow in a place with a long, cool growing season, with daytime temperatures of around 65°F (18°C) and cooler nighttime temperatures of 60°F (15°C). The plant is highly sensitive ...
About celery plant parts... I wondered how to refer to the parts of the celery plant as a food. We call the petioles "stalks" of celery (I think), and the whole plant includes roots and the bottom of the plant that we don't eat. So what do you call the part you buy from the...
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For hot dogs, New Yorkers like their hot dogs simple with potato buns and ketchup, mustard or relish, while Chicagoans enjoy their beef franks on a poppy seed bun with yellow mustard, chopped white onion, tomatoes, dill pickles, pickled peppers and a dash of celery salt. Chicago is also ...
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We also served them with the usual blue cheese dressing. I also didn’t have any celery so I cut a cucumber into long slices and that worked just fine. I’m thinking of making up another batch for tonight! INGREDIENTS: 2-4 lbs. uncooked chicken wings (frozen or unfrozen) ...