Comments on: This is the season of Jerusalem artichokes, which are a traditionally-foraged food here in Italy. They are full of prebiotics, which I guess is why they are notoriously hard to digest. I’m working on that though, having read that when they are lacto-fermented they don’t cause the same problems. . So here we have Jerusalem artichokes, along with some garlic and spices, ready for a 5 day ferment. . Interestingly, the name is thought to come from ‘girasole’, the Italian word for their species, the sunflower. This was apparently mis-pronounced when Italian immigrants settled in the US, and turning into the word Jerusalem. . I think I prefer Sunchokes, their other name :-)

Comments on: This is the season of Jerusalem artichokes, which are a traditionally-foraged food here in Italy. They are full of prebiotics, which I guess is why they are notoriously hard to digest. I’m working on that though, having read that when they are lacto-fermented they don’t cause the same problems. . So here we have Jerusalem artichokes, along with some garlic and spices, ready for a 5 day ferment. . Interestingly, the name is thought to come from ‘girasole’, the Italian word for their species, the sunflower. This was apparently mis-pronounced when Italian immigrants settled in the US, and turning into the word Jerusalem. . I think I prefer Sunchokes, their other name :-) https://ancestralkitchen.com/2021/01/08/https-www-instagram-com-p-cjx2ikegfbn/ Fri, 08 Jan 2021 09:33:26 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2