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Taking the Wind Out of Jerusalem Artichokes
Does your spouse refuse to eat Jerusalem artichokes because they’re too—err—windy? Have you yourself abandoned your Jerusalem artichoke patch to the weeds or the pigs, because no human of your acquaintance would eat the damn things again? If so, you … Continue reading
Posted in Fermented foods, Food history, Pickles, Preserving science, Vegetables
Tagged fermentation, inulin, pickles, recipe, sunchokes, sunroots, topinambour
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