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Jerusalem Artichokes

The knobbly underground tubers of a sunflower, Helianthus tuberosus. The kitchen uses the tuber, peeled or well scrubbed.

Origin

Native to North America and long grown in Europe under this name.

Flavour

Sweet, nutty, and a little like a globe artichoke heart.

How to use it

Roast, simmer, or make them into soup. They break down quickly once tender.

Storage

Refrigerate in a bag. They shrivel if left in the open.

Recipes using it

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