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Recipes that Use Whole Roasted Celery Root {Celeriac}

Modified: Aug 5, 2026 · Published: Mar 5, 2021 by Rebecca Blackwell · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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I can easily make an entire meal out of nothing but a whole roasted celery root lightly sprinkled with some salt and ground black pepper. The transformation that this humble root vegetable goes through when allowed to roast for a couple of hours is kinda magical.

Roasting Celeriac concentrates its flavor and caramelizes all the natural sugars, transforming it into a soft, richly flavorful, delicacy. Roasting celery root is easy. Once roasted, eat it as is, or use it in any of the following recipes.

Check out this step-by-step tutorial for How To Roast Celery Root.

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Three whole roasted celery roots on a cutting board.

How to Roast Celery Root:

  1. Thoroughly scrub the outside of the celery root. Fill a large bowl with water and set it inside the sink. Plop in your celery root and start scrubbing. You can either use the rough side of a clean kitchen sponge or a vegetable scrubber. You'll be surprised at how dirty your water gets - it is a root vegetable after all. Pat the celeriac dry with paper towels.
  2. Heat the oven to 375 degrees and line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper or aluminum foil.
  3. Set the celery root on a piece of aluminum foil that's big enough to enclose it.
  4. Drizzle some olive oil over the celery root, turning it around in the oil to coat. Then, sprinkle with salt.
  5. Wrap the foil up and around the celery root, enclosing it completely. Set it on the baking sheet and pop it in the oven.
  6. Roast celery root for 2 - 3 hours, until extremely soft, creamy and caramelized.
  7. Allow the roasted celery root to rest until cool enough to handle then trim the ends and cut into thick slices. At this point, it's ready to be used in any recipe.
Four photos showing the process of roasting a celery root: Clean the celery root, sprinkle with olive oil and salt, wrap in foil, roast until caramelized.
Cutting a whole roasted celery root into thick slices.

Ways to Use Whole Roasted Celery Root {Celeriac}

Whole roasted celery root is delicious all on it's own, with nothing more than a sprinkle of salt and pepper. But, it can also be the starting point for any number of dishes, from appitizers, to side dishes, to main dishes.

Scroll down to the bottom or the page for step-by-step instructions for how to roast Celery Root.

A tray of Roasted Celery Root, Mushroom, and Goat Cheese Wonton Cups with Date BBQ Sauce and Chili Oil.

Caramelized Celery Root Wonton Cups with Date BBQ Sauce and Chili Oil

Rich, caramelized vegetables, goat cheese, sweet and smokey date BBQ sauce, and spicy crispy garlic and chili oil... I could eat every single component in these crispy baked wonton cups all by their lonesome and be perfectly happy. BUT, put them all together in a crispy wonton shell and you have a two-bite explosion of flavor that's built to impress. 

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Easy Vegan Thai Vegetable Curry With Tofu

Photo Credit: www.thespruceeats.com

Follow the directions below to roast 2 lbs of Celery Root then cut it into cubes and toss it in this delicious Vegan Thai Vegetable Curry.

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Roasted Celery Root Puree

Photo Credit: www.everydayhealthyrecipes.com

Follow the directions below to roast 2 lbs of Celery Root. Let the roasted celeriac sit until cool enough to handle, then remove the outside peel and puree it into this creamy, dreamy side dish.

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Seared Scallops with Celery Root Puree and Bitter Greens Pesto (Low FODMAP)

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Looking for an actually easy date night recipe that feels restaurant-fancy? Look no further than this beautiful dish of seared scallops paired here with celeriac puree and bright green pesto!

A whole roasted celery root on a plate.

Stuffed Whole Roasted Celeriac 

Photo Credit: ketovegetarianrecipes.com

This roasted celeriac recipe is stuffed whole and makes a great keto vegetarian centerpiece for any event! Stuffed with nuts, pepper and onions it's also vegan, paleo and gluten free.

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Photo Credit: ketovegetarianrecipes.com

Celery Root can also be cut into chunks before roasting. In this recipe, celeriac is cut into chunks and roasted with garlic and thyme for an easy and delicious side dish.


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