Sweet & Sour Apio
Apio, a celery root dish favored by Sephardic Jews for centuries, is best served at room temperature and can be enjoyed as a salad, a side dish or part of a tapas tasting menu.
Apio, a celery root dish favored by Sephardic Jews for centuries, is best served at room temperature and can be enjoyed as a salad, a side dish or part of a tapas tasting menu.
Raw endive has a refreshingly bitter flavor, but grilling or braising the red, mineral-rich leaves brings out their natural sweetness.
Cultivated for its enlarged root rather than its above-ground stalks, celery root, or celeriac, can be challenging to clean, but its firm ivory-colored flesh is worth the work and equally delicious raw or cooked.