Celery seeds
Apium graveolens
spice
Tiny fruits of celery, with an intense celery taste; with fish and cauliflower, and ground with salt they make celery salt. They provide phthalides.
- Origin
- Wetlands of Europe
- Season (United States)
- imported · all year round
- Preparation
- A pinch is enough: whole in pickles, soups and coleslaw, or crushed with salt to make celery salt; they are eaten with the dish.
- Molecules
- PhthalidesIn small amounts, not counted Phenolic acids · Plant iron · Calcium
- Did you know?
- The plant flowers and sets seed only once, in its second year or later; steeped in brandy, its seeds make a liqueur.
