Celery zhoug from Tahini Baby: Bright, Everyday Recipes That Happen to Be Vegetarian (page 30) by Eden Grinshpan

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    Can substitute grapeseed oil for avocado oil.

  • mpo on April 16, 2026

    I’m always interested in zhoug recipes and I happened to have celery on hand, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to make zhoug with celery. I did use some celery salt and subbed jalapeños for the peppers. I’m also surprised she didn’t use extra virgin olive oil for this but I did, to enhance the flavor.

  • Babycarrot on December 18, 2025

    Versatile, punchy and bright. The celery is a nice addition and would never have considered adding it to a zhoug prior to trying out this recipe. I blended it for a while as I did not think I'd enjoy the mouthfeel of the seeds. My modification: subbed caraway seeds for coriander seeds and use ground cardamom instead of the pods. I used three serrano peppers and that was a nice amount of heat. This condiment works very well on rotisserie chicken and toast with scrambled eggs.

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