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as a first courseEasy
By Giovanni Pilu and Roberta Muir
Published 2012
The artichokes that grow in Sardinia have pointy spikes on the tips of their bracts (the petal-like leaves that are eaten) and have a purple tinge; they’re sometimes available in Australia and may be called spinoso sardo or spiny artichokes. I remember my mum often making this slow-braised dish, cooking the artichokes and potatoes together in a big heavy pot until they were very soft. I used to love the leftovers squashed into a paste as a filling for a panino.
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