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Celery stick

Cocktails with Celery stick

A celery stick is a trimmed length of celery stalk, used as a garnish or muddled for its fresh green juice.

How it's used

As a garnish it is cut to the glass, five to fifteen centimeters, and serves to stir and to eat. Both jobs need a rigid stalk. Left standing in the drink, it slowly adds a faint vegetal note.

Substitutes for Celery stick

Celery juice

About 15 ml of fresh juice replaces a 10 cm stick. You get the same green flavor without the muddling effort.

Celery leaves

They taste great but give barely any liquid. Muddle a small handful per stick, or just use them to garnish.

Celery bitters

A dash or two drops in plenty of aroma, but misses the crisp freshness of the real vegetable.

Celery salt

A tiny pinch seasons the glass well. Adding more just makes things salty and brings a seedy note.

Storage

Whole heads keep five to seven weeks near freezing, and about two weeks wrapped in a home fridge. Limp stalks revive in ice water within an hour. Cut sticks go soft in a day, so cut them to order.

Celery Gimlet (recipe No. 2)

Celery Gimlet (recipe No. 2)

London dry gin

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