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Artichokes à la Barigoule

Les Artichaux à la Barigoule

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  • For

    4

    People
    • Difficulty

      Easy

    • Ready in

      2 hr 30

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By Roy Andries De Groot

Published 1973

  • About

This is an extremely flexible way of preparing small young artichokes by poaching them with aromatic vegetables in a mixture of olive oil and white wine. They can be served hot as the accompaniment to a main meat; or cold as a refreshing salad just before the cheeses; or as the hors d’œuvre at the start of the meal. This is a regional dish of Provence, and the name Barigoule comes from the Provençal dialect word Berigouliero, the land where the artichokes and mushrooms grow. (

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