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Artichoke
There are three variants- Chinese, Japanese, Global artichoke. The globe artichoke is related to the thistle family and is a bud. The Jerusalem artichoke belongs to the sunflower family and it is the plant's underground tubers that are eaten. They are irregular in shape, with a pale brown or purply-red skin.

Use: Then the tender artichoke heart and meaty bottom can be eaten. They should be used as soon as possible after buying.

10 things to do with Artichoke
-Artichoke risoni - Artichokes in Parmesan batter with olives and capers
-Blue cheese and artichoke mini-quiches -Ciabatta with artichokes and tuna
-Gilled bread with warm antichoke and chickpea purée -Marinated artichokes and goat's milk cheese
-Pizza topping 4: salami, peppers, artichokes and chilli -Pizza with shrimps and artichokes
-Smoked beef and artichoke quiche -Vegetarian paella
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- Acidulated water
- Amaranth
- Anchoiade
- Agnolotti
- Arborio rice
- Aniseed
- Albumen
- Artichoke
- Anchovy
- Asafoetida
- Aspic
- Annato seeds
- Arrowroot
- Angelica
- Anchovy essence
- Agar- Agar
- Allspice


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