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sunchoke

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sun·choke  (snchk)
n.
See Jerusalem artichoke.
[sun + (arti)choke.]
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Noun1.sunchoke - sunflower tuber eaten raw or boiled or sliced thin and fried as Saratoga chips
Jerusalem artichoke
root vegetable - any of various fleshy edible underground roots or tubers
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… Then we have chestnut raviolis with black winter truffles and sunchokes.
Saturday, February 14 by Meredith Bryan / The New York Observer
Kummer, supra note 33; see also Rosen, supra note 32 (writing that "not everyone in town appreciated the innovation" when dinner at Sen5es included "hot and cold foie gras, a 'pod' of sunchoke water, creme fraiche and pink peppercorns held together with calcium chloride and sodium alginate.
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Also called sunchokes, these small, tan to brown knobby tubers look like misshapen ginger roots.
Vegan roots by Daniels-Zeller, Debra / Vegetarian Journal
 
 
 
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