How many ways can you stuff a celery stalk?

9 years ago

I sometimes use just PB, or cream cheese with toasted walnuts, or mascarpone and Gorgonzola with apples (Lidia), but I am looking for more ideas for a huge party of women and men in our knitting group's semi-annual yarn swap, gab-fest and munchies for the buffet to be offered over several hours. Others are bringing hot and cold appetizers of all sorts but they specifically asked me for crunchy veg appetizers. Love celery.

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sheilajoyce_gw

9 years ago

I often eat egg salad or tuna salad on celery. Yummy.

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marcopolo5
9 years ago
How about pickled vegetables? Have a recipe for lemony pickled cauliflower, easy and ready to use quickly. I serve pickles sliced into spears , I like the ones that are sold in the refrigerator display. They are in a brine, always popular. Maybe a finely chopped chicken salad with cranberry in celery
angelaid_gw
9 years ago
Tuna salad

Chicken salad

Smoked salmon dip

Pimento cheese spread

Deviled ham spread
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Hummos....
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Lars
9 years ago
I do not stuff them but instead serve them with a very thick bleu cheese or ranch salad dressing. If I were to stuff them, I would make a spread with grated cheddar cheese, mayo, and Habanero sauce.
artemis_ma
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Goat cheese with capers.

Smoked salmon bits with fresh dill.
annie1992
9 years ago
Mine mostly get filled with peanut butter, a throw back from the girls' time in Girl Scouts. They added raisins on top and called them "ants on a log".

I like celery just plain, maybe a bit of salt, so I don't stuff with much of anything other than the above mentioned peanut butter.

Annie
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9 years ago
How many ways can you stuff a celery stalk

Too many

We don't find celery to be an appealing food at all, except in stuffing for Thanksgiving.
Susan Tencza
9 years ago
old family tradition combines a couple of prior suggestions -- cream cheese, chopped olives and toasted walnuts. For most of my youth this was the only way I ate olives.
carolb_w_fl_coastal_9/10
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
I often do the same as sheilajoyce. I make a salmon salad like tuna salad w/ parsley & onions & dijon mustard to season - so good scooped up w/ celery stalks.

How many ways can you stuff a celery stalk?

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