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Cynara cardunculus | cardoon | perennial
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Community and demonstration vegetable plots offer plenty of plants, including this cardoon, for bees to savor at Bradner Gardens Park in the Mount Baker neighborhood.
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Savory Cardoon Flan - Recipe
Savory cardoon flan. Cardoon looks like celery but tastes like artichoke. Here's how to work with it.
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PlantFiles Pictures: Cynara Species, Artichoke Thistle, Cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) by growin
Fairly certain this is one of my "mystery plants".... :) Cardoon, Artichoke Thistle Cynara cardunculus
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Cardoon Gratin | This recipe is most often associated with the French city of Tours, near which, it is said, the biggest and best cardoons are grown. | From: saveur.com
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Josiah Citrin’s Recipe for Cardoons
How to harvest and eat thistle stems called cardoons - an old Italian staple from the countryside.
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Cardoon: Artichoke's Italian Cousin: "Why are your artichokes wrapped in blankets?" We reply that they are not artichokes, but cardoons, which are in the same plant family. The difference is that the stalks are what you harvest from the cardoon plant, while the thistle (flower bud) is what the artichoke is grown for. To ensure they are tender, and not fibrous or stringy, we blanch the cardoons in the garden, which means blocking sunlight from the stalks so they end up white rather than green.
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Cardoons Recipe | Seriously Italian
Texas celery, cardoons, whatever you want to call them, are beautiful prickly things in the garden, but this recipe justifies a selective harvest. Makes the transition from back-of-the-border to casserole gracefully.