Roman style artichokes are stewed with a meat broth or olive oil broth. Jewish style is fried. The Jewish style produces salty fried artichoke pedals that taste very similar to potato chips. The picture shows both versions.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Artichokes in Italy
If you love artichokes, Italy offers a delicious variety of ways to prepare them. Besides the marinated versions in jars familiar to Americans, Roman restaurants serve two traditional artichoke ("carciofo" in Italian) dishes: "carciofo alla romana" and "carciofo alla giudio". That is, artichokes Roman style or artichokes Jewish style.
Labels:
Italy,
Jewish,
Rome,
vegan,
vegetarian
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