But it was not the slightest bit slimy, smelled and tasted fine, and in fact was the deepest green I've ever seen on celery! So I cut it up and put it in the soup, and it was excellent.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Vegetable drawer failures
Here's what you don't like to see when you get your head of celery out of the bottom of the vegetable drawer.
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But it was not the slightest bit slimy, smelled and tasted fine, and in fact was the deepest green I've ever seen on celery! So I cut it up and put it in the soup, and it was excellent.
But it was not the slightest bit slimy, smelled and tasted fine, and in fact was the deepest green I've ever seen on celery! So I cut it up and put it in the soup, and it was excellent.
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I had it's twin in my drawer last week!!!
ReplyDeleteKathy, You can keep celery fresh by wrapping it in aluminum foil; no more limp, questionable celery.
ReplyDeleteIt stays fresh for weeks!
SandyB
Sandy -- I didn't know that -- I'll give it a try. Usually I put it in a thin plastic newspaper bag, which works for a while but not if you forget about it in the back of the drawer. thanks!!
ReplyDeletei use a tupperware container for celery and keep my carrots in there too...works better than foil IMO.....
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