Celery Seed
$7.25 – $9.75
Cultivated for medicinal purposes dating back to 850 BC, celery seed oils were believed to have healing properties. In the 19th century, Celery Seeds were first used in pickling recipes and then grew in popularity with a wider range of dishes.
Use Celery Seed to add the flavor of celery without the crunchy texture. Add to soups, salads, tomato dishes and marinades. Try sprinkling on tomatoes with a little blue cheese salad dressing.
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