This dish is inspired by the Turkish method of cooking vegetables gently in olive oil until they’re very soft. It’s usually served as part of a cold or warm mezze spread, but to turn it into a more substantial meal, fill a pitta with some celeriac slices and feta, then sprinkle coriander seeds on top.
2 | large oranges, 5 thin strips of peel shaved off, then juiced to get 250ml |
2 | lemons, 3 thin strips of peel shaved off, then juiced to get 50ml |
170ml | olive oil |
1 tsp | demerara sugar |
9 | garlic cloves, peeled |
1kg | celeriac, trimmed and cut into 8 skin-on wedges |
20g | bunch dill, leaves picked and roughly chopped |
½ | red chilli (10g), thinly sliced |
salt and black pepper | |
1 tbsp | coriander seeds, crushed and toasted, to serve |
To serve as a main course | |
200g | feta, crumbled |
6 | warm pitas |
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