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Carciofi alla Giudea

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Carciofi alla GiudeaBrian Leatart

Fried artichokes have long been associated with the Jewish Ghetto in Rome. Briefly blanching the artichokes makes it easier to bend the leaves outward into the shape of a flower.

Market Tip

Shop for baby artichokes as the Italians do: Choose each one individually, selecting those that are heavy for their size. The leaves should have no brown edges and should wrap tightly around the heart.

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