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Artichokes are big, closed scaly flower buds from a species of thistles. The artichoke was already a beloved delicacy with the Egyptians and Romans. Until the 18th century, consuming artichokes was regarded as a sign of wealth. Even now the artichoke is still considered a delicacy. The taste is soft towards slightly bitter. The artichoke also looks very stylish when presented on a plate.
Treat your guests with a spring dish!
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Groceries
• 2 pieces of fresh mozzarella • 1 lemon • 1 tbsp lLemon Olive Oil • 1 zucchini, diced • 1 spring onion, sliced • 1 tbsp Olive Oil for Baking • 1/2 lb peas (fresh or frozen) • 1 tart apple, diced • aragula • 4 tbsp ,b>Apple Balsamic Vinaigrette • 1 jar Carciofi alla Contadina (artichokes), halved • Dipper Formaggio
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Vinaigrette in a surprising combination of rich balsamic vinegar, fresh apple vinegar and sunflower oil. Delicious with a salad, tasty as a dip for bread or raw vegetables. Suits any season!
$ 11.95Versatile spice blend with cheese powder, vegetables and garlic, creating a savory dipping oil for bread or grissini. Also delicious in hearty pies or omelet’s, marinades, dressings or pasta dishes.
$ 11.95