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Celeriac is celery root. It's a certain type of celery grown b/c the tuber (root) gets really big. Kind of potato-ish/turnip in texture but celery in taste.
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celeriac is the root of standard supermarket-variety celery?
Speaking of celery, I hate the North American practice of cutting off the leaves before selling it. Don't people know that's where all the flavour is?
It's not. It tastes about the same, but I think it is the root of a different, but related, plant.