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sunchoke

NOUN
  1. sunflower tuber eaten raw or boiled or sliced thin and fried as Saratoga chips

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  • looks like an awesome dip, kat! i've certainly never had sunchokes in that form, and the sriracha is a great addition! Spicy Sunchoke Dip
  • Mimi Ritzen Crawford for The Wall Street Journal Lobster noodles (lobster, cod, sunchoke and hen of the woods). Oodles of Noodles
  • Prop Styling by DSM MEAT AND TWO VEG | Steak seasoned with kosher salt and lemon is joined by silky greens and a creamy sunchoke puré. Skirt Steak With Spinach and Jerusalem Artichoke Smash
  • Agnolottis are similar to tortellini; a sunchoke is a root reminiscent of a potato. The Seattle Times
  • So guilt would have been irrational as I enjoyed the chef's artful crossruff of textures -- the chewy puffin playing against the more brittle sunchoke and hazelnuts, with an overall sea-saltiness prevailing amid the Gallic refinement of the sauce. Icelandic Dining After the Collapse
  • The sunchoke is the nonfibrous, plump tuber of a North American sunflower Helianthus tuberosus, whose traditional and obscure name is “Jerusalem artichoke.” On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
  • The duck noodle soup (Muscovy duck, roasted peppers, $15) and the decadent lobster noodles (lobster, cod, sunchoke, hen of the woods mushrooms, $19) have been popular "mainstream" items so far, Mr. Bogner said. Oodles of Noodles
  • The duck noodle soup (Muscovy duck, roasted peppers, $15) and the decadent lobster noodles (lobster, cod, sunchoke, hen of the woods mushrooms, $19) have been popular "mainstream" items so far, Mr. Bogner said. Oodles of Noodles
  • The first course stole my heart: delicate grilled grouper atop a velvety sunchoke puree, with a drizzle of green olive tapenade. Big Girls, Small Kitchen: Eats of the Pacific Northwest
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