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Clean the artichokes carefully by paring away the outside leaves and removing the choke. Peel the tender stalks. |
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As you prepare each artichoke rub well with half a lemon and place in a bowl of cold water.
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Pour the oil into a shallow pan and sauté the grated onion. |
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Add the carrots and the spring onions. Then add the artichokes and sauté lightly, 1 glass of water and a pinch of salt. Simmer for 30 minutes, add the dill and test whether the vegetables are cooked. About 5 minutes before they are ready, add the lemon.
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This dish can be eaten hot or cold and has a sweet-sour taste. Accompany with some good olives and white wine.
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If you wish to add one or more of the optional vegetables just sauté at the same time as the carrots and spring onions.
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The qualification à la polita surely designates the recipe’s origin, Constantinople, one time Queen of Cities. |
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