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1. pinkpoultry
   Member

   Hello FF's!
   I have lots of celery plants! Any ideas on what to do with them to put them in jars? I have tried to find a celery chutney or pickle, to no avail.
   I wouldnt imagine it could be the sole ingredient of a chutney or pickle, can I put it in with some courgettes, apples and onions do you think? Or how do you make picalilli? Does that have celery in it!
   Thanks guys!

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. dollydylo
   Member

   Sorry can't help here.. I can't stand celery, although do put in on cheese boards for friends to eat or as a base in soups. Might be good to start a fire.. ha ha
   xx

   Karen x

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. pinkpoultry
   Member

   At this rate its going to get fed to the featheries! I was thinking about celery soup? But could anything sound more unappealing!! haha. xx

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. dollydylo
   Member

   Brussel sprout soup? Although given the choice I know what I would pick!!
   Just had a look in a veg book and there is a recipe for roasted celery and flageolet soup? that might be ok... I have actually heard that roasted celery is nice (if celery can ever be that) so perhaps try that?
   let me know if you want the soup recipe...
   x

   Karen x

   Posted 1 year ago #

5. admin
   Sara @ farmingfriends

   Hi Laura,
   Here's a link to some celery recipes. http://www.cookitsimply.com/category-0020-020i3.html
   I don't like celery and haven't cooked myself but hope you can find some nice recipes.
   Best Wishes
   Sara @ farmingfriends

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   Posted 1 year ago #

6. campbell ridge
   Administrator

   braised celery is lovely. boil it first to tenderise, then bake it in the oven with olive oil and sweet potato, or on its own with a roast or garlic and onions

   Sarah L

   Posted 1 year ago #

7. m40mo
   Administrator

   agree with sarah and love love love celery even the stringy bits lol
   and you can chop it small chunks and add to stews

   mo x

   Posted 1 year ago #

8. Mama
   Member

   Delia's celery soup is fab even for those who don't like celery they seem to like the soup .Lucky you Laura .Mama

   Goose Girl

   Posted 1 year ago #

9. Hotwire
   Member

   A chunky celery soup perfect for a winter day - celery, carrots, a potato, an onion, a bit of garlic, and some leftover wild rice! Love it!

   Posted 1 year ago #

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