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celery salt

06-07-2012 6:03pm

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JAMES VTI S

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where can i get it

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#2 06-07-2012 6:05pm

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Tescos usually have it.

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#3 06-07-2012 6:08pm

JAMES VTI S

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REALY

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#4 06-07-2012 6:19pm

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Yes, Schwartz do it.

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#5 06-07-2012 6:22pm

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ill have a l@@k in my local tommrow

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#6 06-07-2012 7:33pm

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How desperate are you?

Take the leaves from the heart of a head of celery - the greener ones. Pound in a pestle and mortar with enough sea salt to make a wet salty mash. It should be a mound of green wet salt. Spread it on a baking sheet lined with silicon paper and dry in a low oven until the moisture is gone. 80 to 90c for an hour in a fan assisted oven, but it all depends on the quantity. This should give a bright green celery salt.

Other methods dry the leaves first - less time, 10 to 20 mins at 100c, but the leaves will discolour.

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#7 06-07-2012 7:37pm

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not realy stuck =]

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