Celeriac is a knobby, bulbous root vegetable with a pale interior and celery-like flavor. It’s used for roasting, mashing, or purée and is valued for its mild, celery-sweet taste and starchy texture. The term refers to the root itself, not the celery stalks. Pronounced with emphasis on the second syllable, it blends a French-root name with English adaptation.
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