Have just read this in a French magazine.
Cook sage leaves in with your J. artichokes, and
Cook as soon as possible after digging up from the soil to stop the tubers starting to ferment!
Maybe my previous gastric problems have come from buying them in shops where they may have been 'fermenting' for weeks!
The French answer to that Jerusalem Artichoke 'problem'!!
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mmmm sounds good MMM
Perhaps we won't need to call them fartychokes any more!
Perhaps we won't need to call them fartychokes any more!
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I've grown them before - they were pretty easy to grow.
Good idea though - Ina, watch your artichokes
Good idea though - Ina, watch your artichokes

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