Jazz up your mash with this tasty butterbean and celeriac mash recipe. Butterbeans are a source of protein, making this a great plant-based side dish.
Think you won't like celeriac? If you haven't already given it a go I urge you to try it as soon as possible.
It is delicious. The celeriac has a light, fresh taste with just a hint of that celery taste.
Paired here with butterbeans, this mash is an extremely versatile side dish.
It's lovely smothered in gravy yet equally as delicious with a lighter meal.
Serving suggestions
Butterbean and celeriac mash goes really well many dishes such as veggie sausages or a roast dinner.
Here are some dishes that you might like to serve with it:
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Ingredients
For full recipe including ingredients list, quantities and method please see the recipe card at the bottom of the page.
To make this recipe you will need:
- a medium celeriac
- a tin of butterbeans (also known as lima beans)
- olive oil or dairy free spread
- parsley
- salt and pepper
How to prepare celeriac
Celeriac can be a little tough to prepare. With its rough, uneven skin and unusual shape, sometimes a peeler can't quite get manage the job.
If this is the case you may need to cut the skin off with a sharp knife, rather than use a peeler.
Once the skin has been removed cut into chunks.
How to make butterbean and celeriac mash
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Butterbean and celeriac mash
Ingredients
- 1 medium celeriac
- 240 g tinned butterbeans drained and rinsed - 1 standard tin
- 1-2 tablespoon olive oil or dairy free spread
- Small handful parsley chopped
- Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Peel the celeriac and chop off any knobbly bits. If your celeriac is covered in mud you might prefer to do this in the sink. Cut into similar sized pieces.
- Bring a large pan of water to the boil and cook the celeriac until soft.
- When cooked drain and return to the pan. Add the butterbeans and the olive oil or spread and mash well. You won't get it completely smooth but it has a nice texture so don't worry too much.
- When you're happy with the texture add the chopped parsley and mash in briefly.
Notes
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Love mash? You might also like this cauliflower mash recipe.
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