Celery Stalk
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Diced celery stalk forms part of the aromatic base in soups, stews, braises, and savory fillings, lending a clean, vegetal flavor and subtle moisture. It softens and mellows when sautéed, then nearly melts during a long cook, while larger pieces can retain a little bite. The common mistake is leaving tough strings or undercooking thick pieces.
