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Published 1935
This tasty dish, so popular throughout France, is of ancient origin, and is mentioned in a French cookery book dated 1750. The word “barigoule” is the local name in Provence of a certain kind of mushroom.
Remove some of the large, coarse leaves from the artichokes, and nip off the ends of the remaining leaves with a sharp pair of scissors. Blanch the artichokes in a large saucepan of boiling salted water for not longer than ten minutes. Drain thoroughly on a colander. Carefully remove the centre leaves, and with a small sharp knife remove the choke, and put a spoonful of the fol
