Day before yesterday, we came home
from the Clifton Market fest with two giant and dangerously prickly globe
artichokes, and three avocados. Tonight
we prepared them for a vegetable meal, vaster than empires, and (considering
how long you have to boil a giant artichoke to get it tender) more slow.
We served our avocados just slit open, glazed with lemon juice, and accompanied by dipping sauces: our beloved curry and soy sauce whipped up with mayonnaise, and simple
ponzu, similarly whipped with mayonnaise.
When the giant globe artichokes
were pared and boiled until tender, we had them as a second course, with a salsa verde made of chopped sorrel,
oregano, chervil, and capers, whipped up with garlic oil and lemon.
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