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Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad {Vegan, Paleo}

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This marinated vegetable spiralized salad is simple and healthy to make, not to mention delicious! A paleo, vegan, and whole 30 friendly veggie noodle salad option you can make under 30 minutes. Celeriac (celery root) is an extremely versatile vegetable and rich in nutrients!  Don’t have celery root? No prob! Try jicama or turnips instead! All you really need are the right seasonings and oils. Let’s make some light and zesty, Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad!

Light and Zesty Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad! This marinated vegetable spiralized salad is simple and healthy to make, not to mention delicious! A paleo, vegan, and whole 30 friendly veggie noodle salad option you can make under 30 minutes.

Hey friends! I am excited to reshare this Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad recipe and include new photos and a NEW video!  Heck I even talk about the health perks in the video. Hope you enjoy it, it’s perfect for Spring or Summer. Thank you for following Cotter Crunch Y’all!.

Easy Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad! A light spiralized salad that is simple and delicious! Ready in under 30 minutes. Paleo, vegan, and low carb too!

I have this place in my heart for ugly produce. I really do. Remember my love for rutabagas? It’s like, the uglier the fruit or vegetable the more I want to take it and make it into a Swan of a dish. But here’s the thing. Often these ugly duckling of a produce have so much nourishment inside. It’s what’s inside that counts, right? Hehe. Is that too corny or what?

Take this Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Vegetable Salad. It looks so pretty, healthy, and tasty, right? Please say yes.

Light and Zesty Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad! This marinated vegetable spiralized salad is simple and healthy to make, not to mention delicious! A paleo, vegan, and whole 30 friendly veggie noodle salad option you can make under 30 minutes. #vegan #paleo #whole30 #salad

But this spiralized salad did not start off looking like this.

Celeriac (also known as Celery Root) actually looks like this (below). GASP!

It’s like I pulled a misshaped turnip out of the grown and the sliced off his green mohawk (aka the “celery” stem).  Oh poor celery root. I mean celeriac. Not only is it ugly, but it’s name sounds like a disease. But it actuality, this vegetable can help cure disease! How about that for awesomness?!

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Fact!  Celeriac has a taste that is similar to a blend of celery and parsley. Plus it contains some pretty SUPER root vegetable nutrients.

Health benefits of eating Celeriac (celery root):

  • First of all, it’s pretty low in calories and carbs.  So it’s a great replacement for those looking to lighten up or “spring clean” their meals.  It can be used as a mash, in soup, and of course… SPIRALIZED SALAD! Which is more fun anyway.
  • Second, celeriac contains a good amount of Vitamin K. Which is vital for our bone health! Vitamin K improves bone mineralization by promoting bone BOOSTING fighting activity (all within the bones).
  • Third, it contains some pretty crucial ESSENTIAL minerals that helps boost our immunity and energy. Essential minerals such as phosphorus, iron, calcium, copper, and manganese.
  • And fourth (and the reason I love it), celeriac is said to have calming, antiseptic, and other therapeutic properties. Especially in regards to the digestive system. So those that suffer from digestive disorders, IBS, indigestion, etc. This just might be THE HEALING vegetable you’ll want to ADD to diet ASAP.  Ahhh… bliss!

How to make CARROT CELERIAC SPIRALIZED SALAD {Video}

I told you this ugly vegetable is PRETTY amazing —> see what I did there? 😉

And I’m not gonna lie, I kinda had fun making this dish because of all the noodles it produced by only a few VEGETABLES!

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Light and Zesty Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad! This vegetable spiralized salad is simple and healthy to make, not to mention delicious! A paleo, vegan, and whole 30 friendly veggie noodle salad option you can make under 30 minutes.

Marinated Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad {Vegan, Paleo}

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  • Author: Lindsay Cotter
  • Prep Time: 10 min
  • Cook Time: 1 min
  • Total Time: 11 minutes
  • Yield: 2 1x
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Description

A Vegan and Paleo friendly spiralized salad tossed in a light olive oil mustard dressing. SEE NOTES for options if you don’t have a spiralizer.

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Ingredients

  • 2 large carrots (peeled)
  • 1 medium celery root/celeriac bulb (peeled) – See notes for alternative vegetables
  • 2 tbsp dijon mustard
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar (or red wine vinegar)
  • 1 tsp honey or agave nectar (maple syrup is fine too. It’s just for a sweetener) – omit for whole 30
  • 1/2 of a lime (juiced)
  • 1/2 tsp black pepper
  • 1/2 tsp sea salt
  • 3 tbsp or more or roasted pumpkin seeds
  • 2–3 tbsp chopped parsley

Instructions

  1. First clean your vegetables. Cut off the tops to both carrot and the celeriac.
  2. Peel with a peeler.
  3. Place in spiralizer and spiral all your vegetables. If you don’t have a spiralizer, you can just use a grater or julienne cut.
  4. Place noodles in bowl and add in all your ingredients minus the parsley and seeds.
  5. Toss the noodles with the marinade and let it sit in the fridge for 20-30 minutes.
  6. Once it’s marinated in fridge, remove and add your parsley and pumpkin seeds.
  7. Serve immediately or keep in fridge for later.

Notes

Don’t have spiralizer? Simply julienne cut the vegetables.

Don’t have celeriac available? No problem! Try turnips, Jicama, or Daikon radish.

  • Category: salad
  • Cuisine: American

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1
  • Calories: 183
  • Sugar: 3.5g
  • Sodium: 315mg
  • Fat: 10.5g
  • Saturated Fat: 1g
  • Carbohydrates: 14g
  • Fiber: 3.5g
  • Protein: 2g
  • Cholesterol: 0mg

Keywords: spiralized, vegetables, salad, gluten free, whole 30, vegan, paleo

We love making this salad alongside roasted chicken or baked chicken. It’s a perfect potluck side or side dish for Easter…. just sayin.

That being said, but you can easily eat this as it.  Although, you’re gonna want to go back for seconds or thirds, so you better make that a double celeriac salad. Just sayin….

This salad literally takes 10 minutes to make with no cooking required. YAY! It’s also paleo, whole30 approved, vegan, yada yada yada. ..

But most importantly… it’s FLIPPING GOOD!

Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad in bowl with fork

Light and Zesty Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad in bowl with dressing and spoon.

So here’s my challenge to you. Go get yourself an ugly celeriac (celery root) and trying making something with it. Actually, start off with making this easy peasy carrot and celeriac spiralized salad, then progress from there. Keep me posted, mmm k?

Here’s the spiralizer I use. It has 3 blades and I ADORE IT!

Ever tried Celeriac? Or spiralizing something other than zucchini?

Cheers,

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Zesty Carrot Celeriac Spiralized Salad! A light spiralized salad that is quick and delicious! Simply marinade the vegetables noodles in homemade dressing then garnish and serve. This healthy salad is ready in under 30 minutes. Paleo, vegan, and low carb too! #salad #paleo #vegan

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Photo of Lindsay Cotter of Cotter CrunchHi, I’m Lindsay!  Gluten Free Nutrition Specialist, food photographer and author of Nourishing Superfood Bowls, and meal plan guru! I’d love to know you more! Follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and drop a comment below.

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  2. Blair says

    You DID manage to make it look pretty! I’ve never had celeriac, and I certainly wouldn’t have known what to do with one if I purchased it at a store. This sounds delicious!

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  9. GiGi Eats says

    I have to say, one of the blogs I missed the most when gone was… YOURS. Cause you’re a genius. And delicious. And I want to eat everything you make. And well. Balls.

    Reply

  11. Jen says

    I have never tried celeric, but I totally want too now that you shared all kinds of fun details. I am obsessed with my spiralizer (I just ate spiralized sweet potatoes in my eggs!) so I’ll take any excuse to use it!

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  12. sarah says

    I’m with you on the ugly veggie love. Rutabagas are one of my favorite veggies, such an under appreciated delicacy! I like celeriac too. There is a local restaurant that uses it as one of the many veggies in it’s vegetable miso soup. It’s my favorite part. Sometimes I save all the pieces for last.

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  15. Erin @ Erin's Inside Job says

    I had no idea what celeriac was until I got it once in my Blue Apron. I think I may have even taken a picture with it like “wtf is this?”

    I always forget all the different ways I can use my spiralizer so thank you for reminding me!

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  16. Sarah says

    I’m such a kid in the produce department, taking my time, looking at and touching everything, and giggling at all the funny names. I know, I know…. celeriac is on my list but they didn’t look very good last time I look at them. I know you’re probably laughing not that they are suppose to be cute, not even one of those so ugly it’s cute, but they were a slimy and just didn’t look good. You know like when beets don’t look the best or carrots have that look?

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  17. Asha says

    I haven’t bought a celeriac in ages and it always overwhelms be a bit. This seems doable and hey looks pretty darn good.
    If it’s that healthy, I am gonna get it this week.

    ★★★★★

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  20. Sam @ PancakeWarriors says

    I always want to pick one up and try celeriac… but it’s kind of expensive. But this is a great way to get the most out of it! I’m going to have to pick one up for Dave. We are slowly healing his gut, and now that I know this has the ability to help, well it’s worth the $$

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  22. Jody - Fit at 58 says

    That looks amazing & I like the simple ingredients since I am not paleo so I don’t eat as much fat as the paleo folks. 🙂 I do eat healthy fat though!!!

    No spiralizer or grater.. you know how lazy I am.

    I have heard of celery root but not that name for it. I LOVE the benefits!!!!! Also this is easy to change up what you add to it to change the taste!

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  24. Katie says

    The last time I had celeriac was back in my old OLD blog when there was some weekly challenge thing going on. I made a celeriac and apple slaw with mustard sauce. It was SO good. How can something so ugly taste so good?!!?

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  26. E[email protected] says

    This salad looks gorgeous (and I’m sure it tastes the same)! I absolutely love celeriac root. I have a tough time spiralizing carrots. Sometimes in the UK you find really large carrots but not lately 🙁 Do you think it would work with sweet potato? I love sweet potato in my salads.

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  49. Anna says

    Delicious! I made this the other night. I am going to make it again for a dinner party next week. I think I am going to add some apple just because I love celery root and apple together.

    ★★★★★

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