Celery

Celery

Vegetable Good year-round
Used in 38 of 203 cuisines (19%)

Crisp and fibrous, celery offers a refreshing crunch and a subtle earthiness, with a slight bitterness that balances its natural sweetness. This aromatic vegetable is essential in stocks and salads, enhancing the overall flavor profile of a dish.

Where it comes from

Celery's roots trace back to the Mediterranean, where it was cultivated for its medicinal properties long before it became a culinary staple.

In the kitchen

Celery provides a foundational depth in mirepoix, lending its vibrant flavor to soups, stews, and sauces while also adding crunch to salads and garnishes.

Across cuisines

Celery is a vegetable known for its crisp texture and subtle, slightly bitter flavor, often used as a base in stocks, soups, and salads. It is a key ingredient in mirepoix, a flavor base used in French cuisine. Celery leaves can also be used as a garnish or seasoning.

Nutrition (per 100g)

~16kcalCal
~0.7gProtein
~0.2gFat
~3.7gCarbs
~1.0gFiber

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