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The best vegetarian dishes I know

Chapter 9: ARTICHOKES ROASTED
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A practical compendium of vegetarian recipes that omits fish and focuses on accessible, nourishing dishes organized by vegetable and method. It provides step-by-step preparations for fritters, soufflés, pies, rissoles, salads, moulds and numerous other forms, plus a selection of sauces and culinary tips. The author stresses economy and ease of execution for the average cook, highlights the dietary role of dairy, eggs, fats, cheese and nuts, and urges careful attention to technique and ingredients to achieve reliable results.

ARTICHOKES ROASTED

Jerusalem artichokes, palmine (vegetable butter), seasoning.

Method.—Wash, peel, and trim the artichokes and throw them as they are done into a basin of cold acidulated water (produced by the addition of a small quantity of vinegar or lemon-juice), then dry them on a cloth and put them into a baking tin containing some warm palmine, sprinkle a little salt, pepper, and nutmeg over the artichokes and bake them in a well-heated oven until they are evenly browned, which should be in about three quarters of an hour. They should be basted frequently, and if the heat is fierce, a piece of greased paper should be placed over them until they are nearly done; drain the artichokes on soft paper on taking them from the fat, scatter a little chopped parsley over them, and serve with a dish of spaghetti à l’Italienne.