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		By: Karen LowCarbOneDay		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Karen LowCarbOneDay]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Apr 2013 11:15:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://holisticallyengineered.com/2012/03/celery-root-celeriac-mash.html#comment-1617&quot;&gt;Michael J. Ryan&lt;/a&gt;.

Sounds good!  I stay away from potato all together though.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://holisticallyengineered.com/2012/03/celery-root-celeriac-mash.html#comment-1617">Michael J. Ryan</a>.</p>
<p>Sounds good!  I stay away from potato all together though.</p>
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		By: Michael J. Ryan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like this okay, but take a slightly different approach.. I usually use a head of cauliflower, a celery root, and a medium sized potato.  With water on the stove (salted), coming to a boil, I add the peeled/cubed celery root.. It takes about two minutes to peel and cut the potato, then that goes in.  After that I wait about 3 minutes and add the cauliflower.   after the potato is done, but not mushy I strain.

This goes through the shredder in my food processor (usually 2-3 sets of batches..) then will have with the chopping bit in the food processor (again 2-3 batches)... about 1/4-1/3 stick of butter per batch, with a bit of heavy cream.  let it run until the consistency evens out... it has a very similar texture to mashed potatoes when done.   Stir in salt/pepper to taste.

When used with other things (such as shepherds pie, or similar casseroles) it&#039;s worth noting that this mash is heavier than mashed potatoes so a good seal is important, and you will want a thicker, and less sauce under them.  They also won&#039;t brown as much as potatoes, so you can help with some sliced/shredded (not powder) parmesan cheese on top.

Lately I&#039;ll do a double/triple batch once or twice a month, and freeze in quart sized freezer bags.  It works pretty good for any meals you&#039;d usually do mashed potatoes, and I only have one friend (who happens to dislike both celery and cauliflower) that doesn&#039;t like them.

With this mix, you can do some pretty hefty (1 cup) portions and it&#039;s still pretty low carb... The potato does round out the flavor well, I&#039;ve tried a lot of combinations for lower carb mash, and nothing short of this has come close.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like this okay, but take a slightly different approach.. I usually use a head of cauliflower, a celery root, and a medium sized potato.  With water on the stove (salted), coming to a boil, I add the peeled/cubed celery root.. It takes about two minutes to peel and cut the potato, then that goes in.  After that I wait about 3 minutes and add the cauliflower.   after the potato is done, but not mushy I strain.</p>
<p>This goes through the shredder in my food processor (usually 2-3 sets of batches..) then will have with the chopping bit in the food processor (again 2-3 batches)&#8230; about 1/4-1/3 stick of butter per batch, with a bit of heavy cream.  let it run until the consistency evens out&#8230; it has a very similar texture to mashed potatoes when done.   Stir in salt/pepper to taste.</p>
<p>When used with other things (such as shepherds pie, or similar casseroles) it&#8217;s worth noting that this mash is heavier than mashed potatoes so a good seal is important, and you will want a thicker, and less sauce under them.  They also won&#8217;t brown as much as potatoes, so you can help with some sliced/shredded (not powder) parmesan cheese on top.</p>
<p>Lately I&#8217;ll do a double/triple batch once or twice a month, and freeze in quart sized freezer bags.  It works pretty good for any meals you&#8217;d usually do mashed potatoes, and I only have one friend (who happens to dislike both celery and cauliflower) that doesn&#8217;t like them.</p>
<p>With this mix, you can do some pretty hefty (1 cup) portions and it&#8217;s still pretty low carb&#8230; The potato does round out the flavor well, I&#8217;ve tried a lot of combinations for lower carb mash, and nothing short of this has come close.</p>
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