How long can corm vegetables - celeriac (celery root), turnips, and swedes (rutabagas) - be kept in a refrigerator? And should they be wrapped? I usually buy them wrapped in sealed plastic. If aiming to store them for as long as possible, should I leave it on, replace it with cloth or greaseproof paper, or perhaps store the vegetables unwrapped?
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As they're root vegetables, I assume your would treat them like carrots : cooking.stackexchange.com/q/15517/67 . cooking.stackexchange.com/q/46168/67– JoeMay 1 '20 at 16:01
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They're almost but not quite root vegetables. I find they can easily outlast carrots and parsnips in the fridge.– user68238May 19 '20 at 7:32
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You use the term corned. That term has a very specific culinary meaning. It means pickling and the addition of pickling spice. Without the spice it is just pickling. Do you mean pickling by any chance?– Neil MeyerNov 7 at 17:05
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how long is long ?
They are fine for couple of weeks if stored in a cool place with good amount of humidity.
"These are dependent on ideal storage conditions of 32 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 95-percent humidity."
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"How long is long?" I have changed "If aiming to store them for a long time" to "If aiming to store them for as long as possible".– user68238May 1 '20 at 13:38