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Good Food

The Market Report: Cardoons

Cardoons, or artichoke thistles as they’re sometimes called, bear pretty pink blooms and are in the sunflower family. Former Top Chef contestant and chef Casey Thompson tells Laura Avery how she works them onto her menu at The Inn at Rancho Sante Fe . Laura also gets tips for growing them at Coleman Family Farm from Romeo Coleman.

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By Evan Kleiman • Mar 24, 2017 • 1 min read

Cardoons, or artichoke thistles as they’re sometimes called, bear pretty pink blooms and are in the sunflower family. Former Top Chef contestant and chef Casey Thompson tells Laura Avery how she works them onto her menu at The Inn at Rancho Sante Fe. Laura also gets tips for growing them at Coleman Family Farm from Romeo Coleman.

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