
Also call: Celery Root, Celery
Knob

and Turnip-Rooted Celery.
 | DESCRIPTION
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A variety of Celery which has a edible tuber on the
bottom. It has a enlarge solid root with brown skin and white internal
flesh. Has a Celery flavour.
 | HISTORY AND ORIGIN
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Originated in the Mediterranean, a popular vegetable in
the Southern Europe, France and Germany.
 | BUYING AND STORAGE
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Look for firm Celeriac with knobby, brown skin and white
flesh. Refrigerate Celeriac unwashed in a plastic bag and will keep up to 7
days. Remove leaves and will last more than 2 weeks.
 | PREPARATION AND USE
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Wash and peel. Cut as desired. Use raw or cooked. Crisp
with mild flavour. Cut into strips and use for salads or marinate the strips
in french dressing. Can be boiled, steamed or microwave. Great for soup,
stew and casserole.
 | NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
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Moderate source of vitamin C and iron, and a good source
of dietary fibre.
 | MAJOR NUTRIENTS
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- SERVING SIZE: 100 grm
* ENERGY:
119
kj
* CALCIUM:
* PROTEIN: 2
grm
* VITAMIN A:
* FAT:
.2 grm
* VITAMIN B:
* CARBOHYDRATES: 5
grm
* VITAMIN C:
5 mg
* DIETARY FIBRE:
4 grm
* SODIUM:
21 grm
* IRON:
.8 mg
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