Sunchoke

A knobby root vegetable grown for its irregular, tan-skinned tubers. Crisp when raw with a sweet, nutty, artichoke-like flavor that deepens when cooked. Great roasted, sautéed, or shaved thin in salads. Also known as Jerusalem artichoke.

How to Use

Rinse well and scrub (no need to peel).
Slice raw into salads for a crisp, nutty flavor.
Roast, sauté, or puree into soups for a creamy texture.
Pair well with garlic, herbs, and lemon.

Storage Tips

Best within 1–2 weeks.
Store in the fridge in a paper bag or perforated container.
Keep dry and unwashed until ready to use.
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