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Meanings of artichoke plant in English
Mediterranean thistlelike plant widely cultivated for its large edible flower head.
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Examples for "artichoke"
Examples for "artichoke"
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Stir in artichoke quarters; re- cover and microwave at HIGH 2 minutes.
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Of the root of this artichoke they made a kind of bread.
3
When steamed and dipped in butter, it tastes like a globe artichoke.
4
These 'beatilles' were balls of rice, veal, champignons, artichoke, foie gras, etc.
5
Wolf Chamberlain, Anyone know how the hell you cook a raw artichoke?
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When steamed and dipped in butter, it tastes like a globe artichoke.
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They are then blanched, and when cooked recall somewhat the flavour of the globe artichoke.
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The globe artichoke might be more frequently grown, as it is really a good vegetable and easily cooked.
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All pesticides were analyzed at or below their Maximum Residue Levels fixed for globe artichoke by the European Union.
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The cardoon, like the globe artichoke, belongs to the thistle family, yet it is, more hardy and robust than the latter.
Usage of artichoke plant in English
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The artichoke plant belongs to the thistle family.
Translations for artichoke plant
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