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Meanings of jerusalem artichoke in English

Russian
клубненосный подсолнечник
Portuguese
tupinambo
Spanish
papa de jerusalen
Catalan
nyàmera
Wikidata

Food ingredient.

Related terms
клубненосный подсолнечник

Tall perennial with hairy stems and leaves; widely cultivated for its large irregular edible tubers.

Usage of jerusalem artichoke in English
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A decadent, airy cloud of well-seasoned chicken liver mousse with an unforgettable jerusalem artichoke and truffle "jam" is £12.
The Guardian
2
Unlike parsnips, Jerusalem artichokes are great raw; though both make nice ice-cream.
The Irish Times
3
Place the globe artichokes on the yoghurt and then the Jerusalem artichokes.
Reuters
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Jerusalem artichokes, sprouts and brassicas can all be harvested.
The Guardian
5
Jerusalem artichokes come from North America and are part of the sunflower family.
The Irish Times
6
The roots are eaten boiled like those of salsify-orlike the Jerusalem artichoke.
Vaughan's Vegetable Cook Book (4th edition) / How to Cook and Us...
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Harvest time Jerusalem artichokes, sprouts and brassicas can all be harvested.
The Guardian
8
Jacob Brown tells us about his recipe for Jerusalem Artichoke Cakes.
Radio NZ
9
A couple of weeks before he died, I cooked him Jerusalem artichoke soup.
The Irish Times
10
Fold in the lemon zest and grated Jerusalem artichokes until even.
Radio NZ
11
Jerusalem artichokes won't bear hops, and persimmons don't grow on blackjacks!
St. Elmo
12
Slice two or three Jerusalem artichokes and place in two quarts of boiling water.
Joe Tilden's Recipes for Epicures
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Place pork rack, onions and jerusalem artichokes on top and cover with a lid.
Radio NZ
14
JERUSALEM artichokes, those knobbly tubers at the greengrocers, have nothing to do with Jerusalem.
The Irish Times
15
Anything you can do with a potato you can do with a Jerusalem artichoke.
The Irish Times
16
The gardener can see us now; a moment ago he was behind the Jerusalem artichokes.
The Untilled Field