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How Do You Grill Cheese It?

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Melissa,
 
Many many years ago, my "better half" and our 2 daughters had driven from Manhattan to Bucks and Lancaster Counties, in Pennsylvania and had gone to a couple of Amish Farmers Markets.
 
I recall their fruits till this day, and they were phenomenal.
 
Thanks for your contribution and feedback.
 
Always a pleasure to see you on my threads.
 
Kind regards.
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My favorite find from an Amish market (in Lancaster) was white celery.
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Melissa,
 
Wow, it is quite lovely, and more mild in flavor profile than the green common variety ...
 
How do you employ it ? Sauté in butter or Evoo in dishes or do you place blue cheese spread or cream cheese in the stalks and serve as Crudities ?
 
Have you ever mashed it as a pureé similar to mashing potatoes ?
 
You are up bright and early this Sunday morning !
 
I am 5 hours later than the East Coast of USA ...It is now 12.15pm.
 
In late October, we shall go on Eastern Standard time, and thus be 6 hours later.
 
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I just ate it raw. It was great.

Yep, I'm not normally an early bird, but these things happen.
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Melissa,
 
I too love white celery raw ... great, no fat snack ...
 
I had wanted to mention: in my classic Spanish, Italian or French recipes, where I employ wine:  
 
I shall now, provide subs for the wine on each individual recipe for those who do not or cannot handle the wine.
 
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Thanks! I really appreciate it, because some of those recipes look delicious.
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Melissa,
 
Pleased to hear, you appreciate the sub step.
 
Most of my recipes are deliciously Mediterranean ( paternal, maternal and we live here since 1992), and excluding a few of my Mexican and South American recipes, as we had lived there during the late 1970s and 1980s; years ago while my husband was doing his Phd and Internship, and 1st professional position in Bovine Medical Research, thus we have a close connection to Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina due to close friends we developed over the time we lived and worked there.
 
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