Martha Stewart’s Vegetables book
INSIDE : Learn how to cook a delicious Celery Root + Potato Rosti from Martha Stewart’s Vegetables book. It tastes like a hash brown but with a lovely mild celery/parsley taste!
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Earlier this month, Martha Stewart released her newest cookbook, entitled “Vegetables”. I was beyond thrilled to receive a signed copy and giggled with glee when it arrived at my doorstep!
In this gorgeous Vegetables book, she shares a wealth of information for the every day cook on the topic of vegetables. The book is broken into chapters by bulbs, roots, tubers, leaves, shoots, kernels, pods, stalks + stems, greens, flowers + bulbs and fruits.
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Each chapter then shares a history on that section of vegetables and the basics for seasons, buying, storing, notable varieties, etc… I was fascinated with all the information shared for each type of vegetable. With 150 recipes you will see veggies that are familiar and many that are new!
I wanted to try a recipe that combined both familiar and new, so I choose to make a Celery Root + Potato Rosti.
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What ingredients do you need to make a Celery Root and Potato Rosti?
Yukon Gold Potatoes
Celery Root
Salt
Pepper
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Chives
Sour Cream
A potato rosti is started on the stove in a cast iron skillet and then finished in the oven. It took me a little over an hour to make.
This dish reminded me of a much more tasty hash brown. I can’t recall having celery root before, but it was fairly easy to find in the grocery and it added a lovely mild celery/parsley taste.
Note: I halved the salt amount stated in the cookbook and it seemed to be perfect.
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Definitely entering. Would love a signed copy! And your styling is AMAZING here!!!
I’d love for you to win! And THANK YOU for the styling comment. xo
OMG that recipe look DELISH! And great to know that reducing the salt didn’t seem to talk a toll on the flavor. I had to pin this, it’ll be on the menu very soon! 🙂
It’s quite delicious and perfect for the fall weather!!
It was pretty dang delish, for sure!!