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So guilt would have been irrational as I enjoyed the chef's artful crossruff of textures -- the chewy puffin playing against the more brittle sunchoke and hazelnuts, with an overall sea-saltiness prevailing amid the Gallic refinement of the sauce.— WSJ.com: What's News US
For example, yes, there is a Naan served with the Thali, but there is nothing Indian about the black Cod or the sunchoke soup.— Live To Eat
The sunchoke, celery and sage soup was very tasty, so was the farro pilaf.— Live To Eat
Driven as they are by the market, the sides are vegetable-centric, framed around simple and delicious servings of cauliflower with hazelnuts, sage and a touch of romesco and a pepita-powered sunchoke puree.
I too am a huge fan of the jerusalum artichoke/sunchoke.— Chocolate & Zucchini
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