Vegetable profile

Jerusalem artichoke

4 recipes · 3 months in season

When is Jerusalem artichoke in season?

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Jerusalem artichoke, October, November, December — in season. Eating in season means both more flavour and more nutrition.

Jerusalem artichoke recipes

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Inulin (fiber)PotassiumIron
Calories≈ 60 kcal / 100 g (çiğ)
Portion1 serving ≈ 100 g
Season3 months
recipes4

“A lesser-known but sweetly aromatic autumn root vegetable; when boiled it takes on a potato-like texture.”

Nutrition

High in folate, potassium, iron and fiber. Can be eaten raw or dressed with olive oil.

Source: Sebze Meyve Takvimi

In the kitchen

How do you store Jerusalem artichoke?

Like other root vegetables, keeps for weeks in a cool, dark, dry place (wrapped in paper).

What should you look for when buying Jerusalem artichoke?

Choose tubers that are firm, smooth and not sprouting.

What goes well with Jerusalem artichoke?

Eat Jerusalem artichoke with a lemony dressing — it prevents discoloration and balances its slightly sweet aroma.

How do you grow Jerusalem artichoke at home?

SeasonCool climate
SowingPlanted from tubers
WhereGarden/field

Source: Bahçe Tarımı I, Anadolu Ü.

This information is for general guidance only and is not medical or dietary advice. Consult a dietitian or doctor for your individual needs.

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